Surrounded by woodland in the quiet village of Xerdiz, this stone house invites you to imagine a project built from the ground up. It preserves valuable features, such as the granite sink in its kitchen, and sits on almost 9,000 m² of land. An authentic base for those looking to build their rural retreat 20 km from the beaches of Viveiro.
This property is located in Xerdiz, a small village in the municipality of Ourol, 20 km from Viveiro and its beaches. Surrounded by a quiet, wooded landscape, the village retains the character typical of inland Galicia.
The plot covers 8,730 m², on which stands a stone house awaiting a complete renovation. With 328 m² built in total, the property offers a solid base to shape a project of your own, whether as a family home or as a rural tourism business.
The house is a traditional two-storey building that retains its original volume and structure, along with valuable details such as the carved granite sink still preserved in the kitchen.
On the ground floor, the space once occupied by the old stables now opens up as an open-plan area, with multiple layout options. This level also houses the spacious kitchen, lit by an outside-facing window and presided over by its original granite sink, though still awaiting a full renovation.
The upper floor, generous in size, is organised into two rooms, whose final layout will be decided as part of the renovation project.
Almost 9,000 m² of land surround the house, in a setting enveloped by vegetation. The final stretch of the access road leading to the house has a concrete surface in good condition.
Ourol is an inland municipality of the Mariña Lucense where valleys and mountains alternate, crossed by numerous rivers and streams. The parish of Xerdiz preserves evidence of Roman presence in the area: a Roman altar was found here, now kept in the Provincial Museum of Lugo, linked to the ancient settlement of Flavia Lambris.
The municipality also bears the mark of emigration to the Americas, with a notable Indiano heritage made up of mansions built in the early 20th century by returning emigrants, which can still be visited today along a route that runs through different parts of Ourol.
The nearby Serra do Xistral, part of the Natura 2000 network, is one of Galicia's most unique natural areas, with extensive peat bogs, wet heathlands and wild horses grazing freely. Nearby is also the Xestosa waterfall, a waterfall over 20 metres high surrounded by native vegetation.
The proximity to Viveiro (20 km), with its beaches and walled historic centre, allows you to enjoy the Cantabrian coast without giving up the tranquillity of the inland countryside. Lugo city, with its Roman wall declared a World Heritage Site, is about 87 km away.
This stone house for sale in Ourol is an opportunity for those looking to start a project of their own, in a natural and heritage-rich setting, with access to both the coast and the interior of the province of Lugo.
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