Dozar. Ancient 15th-Century Rectory House with producing vineyards

Located on an estate of between 3.5 and 4 hectares, this historic rectory house from 1482 is a true treasure. The property offers a unique connection to the adjacent church through one of its doors and has five different access points: vehicular and truck access from the daughter's and Esperanza's house, another vehicular and tractor access by the wood area, an additional gate for cars and trucks, and two pedestrian accesses, one to the church and another to the road.

The estate includes 2 hectares dedicated to Albariño vineyards, currently leased and in full production. The main house has three levels. On the main floor, there is the kitchen and lameira with exterior access. There are four bathrooms: two together, one complete with bath and shower, another courtesy bathroom used as a laundry room, and one on the upper floor. Additionally, there is a large room with a bathroom on the lower floor, previously used for wine storage.

The property also includes the "casiña de Antón," currently used as tourist accommodation. This charming little house features a living-dining room, a double bedroom, and a full shower.

The estate's water is supplied from a nearby estate in front of the church, and the sanitation system consists of a septic tank with porous filters, in addition to an independent septic tank for the casiña de Antón and the winery.

This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a property rich in history and in full wine production, with the possibility to restore and reactivate a local winery. Ideal for lovers of wine, history, and nature.

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