A stone building steeped in history has been transformed into a thriving rural tourism business in Maril, on the doorstep of Silleda. The main house sits alongside three independent tourist apartments, gardens, a vegetable garden and an extensive plot. A unique opportunity for those seeking both a lifestyle and a business project in the heart of the Deza region.
This property is located in the village of Maril, just 6 minutes from Silleda and less than an hour from Santiago de Compostela airport. The plot covers around 3,000 m² (0.74 acres) of flat land, with a garden, meadow, fruit trees and its own vegetable garden.
Access is through wrought-iron gates leading onto a paved driveway. Facing the entrance stands the main stone house; to the right, the first of the buildings converted into tourist accommodation; and at the far end, set apart from the rest, the third one. A central garden visually links the whole estate.
The property holds an operating licence as a one-star guesthouse (group II), open all year round, allowing the established rural tourism business to continue running immediately.
The property comprises the main house, built in traditional Galician style, and two former livestock barns fully renovated and converted into three independent tourist apartments, each with its own entrance.
This stone building is close to 500 years old. Fully renovated, it retains its traditional structure throughout. Arranged over two floors of approximately 70 m² (753 sq ft) each, it has two independent entrances.
The main entrance, through a porch and a staircase, leads to an open-plan space set up as a living-dining room with a fireplace, stone walls and wooden ceilings. The rear entrance, through a terrace facing the garden, leads to a fully equipped kitchen with an adjoining storage room, connected to the living room through a small hallway that also houses a full bathroom. A wine cellar and a sewing room complete this floor.
The staircase from the living room leads to the upper floor, where a landing connects to three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. One of them, the smallest, has a single bed; the other two each have two single beds, and all of them have an outward-facing window that brings in natural light.
The two former barns flanking the garden have been renovated and converted into three comfortable apartments, each with a living-kitchen, full bathroom and double bedroom.
The first building is divided into two apartments with access through a glazed door. The first, measuring 37 m² (398 sq ft), has an open, bright space serving as a living-kitchen-dining room, plus a full bathroom and a bedroom with a double bed. The second, measuring 50 m² (538 sq ft), has wheelchair-accessible access via a ramp, a living room with large floor-to-ceiling windows, a kitchen with an exposed stone wall, two bedrooms with double beds and a full bathroom.
The second building, set apart from the rest and measuring 45 m² (484 sq ft), is a single apartment with a living-kitchen, double bedroom and full bathroom. A bright hallway leads to an open-plan space with exposed wooden beams that combines kitchen, living and dining areas, as well as a bright bedroom with wooden floor and ceiling.
The outdoor areas are arranged around a central garden that separates the accommodation buildings and visually links the whole estate. Beyond it, the plot opens onto an area of meadow, fruit trees and a vegetable garden, in a quiet, fully private setting.
At the top of the plot there is also a storage shed with three separate areas, ideal as an auxiliary space for maintaining the business or the land.
Maril is part of the municipality of Silleda, right in the heart of the Deza region, an area shaped by the valleys of the Deza, Toxa and Ulla rivers, its oak and chestnut forests and a rich Romanesque heritage.
A short drive away stands the Monastery of San Lourenzo de Carboeiro, one of the jewels of Galician Romanesque architecture. Founded in the 10th century on the banks of the Deza river, its church and crypt bear a close stylistic resemblance to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Another major natural attraction in the area is the Fervenza do Toxa waterfall, a spectacular waterfall considered one of the highest in Galicia, surrounded by viewpoints over large rock formations.
The region also offers numerous hiking trails connecting these and other natural and heritage sites, such as the Deza Trail, which links the waterfall itself with various points of interest along the river.
Silleda, just 6 minutes away, has all the amenities needed for everyday life. Its proximity to Santiago de Compostela airport, less than an hour away, and excellent road connections with the rest of Galicia, add to the appeal of this property both as a home and for continuing its rural tourism activity.
This property in Silleda represents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking an already operating rural accommodation business, complete with its own home, in an area of outstanding natural and heritage value in inland Pontevedra.
* Publication for information purposes only, not binding or contractual. May contain errors or be subject to change.
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399 m²
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E 157 kg CO₂ m² / Year
E 41 kg CO₂ m² / Year
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