This charming house in Mondoñedo is a true gem that perfectly showcases the traditional architecture of this historic village in the north of Lugo. Located just 20 minutes from the coast, Mondoñedo holds great importance in the region as a significant stop along the Northern Way of St. James.

Situated in the heart of the historic center, this more than 100-year-old house exudes character and charm. Built around 1900, the property boasts a mix of stone, brick, and wood materials, all impeccably maintained. Recent renovations include new wooden double-glazed windows and a fully restored slate roof.

Spread over four floors and totaling 228 m2 of usable space, this house offers a versatile layout. The ground floor features a commercial space with independent access, ideal for conversion into a garage or additional living space. The first floor showcases a traditional kitchen with a wood cooker and modern ceramic hob, a classic dining room, and access to a small garden.

Upstairs, three double bedrooms with solid wood wardrobes, a complete bathroom, and a sewing room with antique machines can be found. The top floor houses two additional bedrooms, a renovated bathroom, and spacious attics that offer plenty of potential for further expansion.

Sold furnished and with all essential services in place, this house in Mondoñedo is a unique opportunity to own a piece of history in a vibrant and culturally rich community. Priced at 115,000€, this property offers excellent value for those seeking a traditional home with modern comforts in an unbeatable location.

This house in Mondoñedo is a typical example of the architecture of this village in the north of Lugo. Located 20 minutes from the coast, Mondoñedo is the most important town in the Mariña Lucense. Its relevance in the Northern Way of St. James has been crucial for centuries. And as a town and region, suffice it to say that -until 1833- Mondoñedo constituted a province within Galicia outside Lugo.A house in Mondoñedo more than 100 years oldLocated in the heart of the historic centre of Mondoñedo, and at a short distance from the Town Hall and the Cathedral, this house was built around 1900. The house is made of stone, brick and wood and is in perfect condition: very well cared for. As a detail, it has new, all the exterior carpentry in wood with double glazing, as well as the slate roof which has been completely renovated recently. It has four floors. A total of 228 m2 of useful surface. There are four floors, including attic and ground floor, in which there is a commercial space, with independent access from the street, which could perhaps be converted into a garage, or commercial premises, given that the street where the house is located, many pilgrims who stop in the city of Mondoñedo, before continuing on their way to Santiago de Compostela. On this ground floor, there is also a room that serves as a storage room and a wood store for the kitchen.On the first floor there is a kitchen that combines a traditional wood cooker with a modern ceramic hob. Next to the kitchen, we have a beautiful classic dining room, from which there is access to a small garden, where there is an enclosed area with the heating boiler and the gas-oil tank.On the first floor, the house has three double bedrooms with their corresponding classic solid wood wardrobes, a complete bathroom and a room used as a sewing room, with the antique machines typical of this trade.Finally, on the third floor (under the roof), there are two more bedrooms, a recently refurbished bathroom with toilet and washbasin, and two attics with plenty of light and space to be used. This distribution would allow the house to be extended up to a total of seven bedrooms if necessary. Of course, this house has all the services: electricity, water, telephone. This house in Mondoñedo is sold furnished.

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In Antiques Real Estate, we love old and historic houses and buildings! And when we have the fortune to see a Pazo like the one we are going to present to you... you will understand why we say that "We specialize in the sale of Unique Properties." Just by looking at them, they transmit their life, their history... their past!

We are pleased to present to you exclusively this impressive building that we have had the pleasure of knowing, visiting, and enjoying all the history that lives within its walls, surrounded by history, magic, and a lot of past. But now the time has come for other people to enjoy them, which is why we present it for sale!

Whether you enjoy living in historic houses with soul or are considering investing in this type of unique property, you must consider this Pazo declared BIC. It has many possibilities as it can accommodate tourist activities, hospitality, and events, as in addition to the main house, the Pazo has a completely open plan floor where a new accommodation project can be developed. It also has a secondary dwelling, which was for the service.

Surrounded by spectacular gardens and an area that used to be a vegetable garden, now the parking area could be installed. It also has a chapel that has a lot of history, dating back to the year 1664. In the photos, you can appreciate the care with which the entire interior and exterior premises are maintained. The high ceilings are rehabilitated with noble woods, with many beams brought from abroad given the enormous size of the rooms. It is furnished with charm, following the style of the houses, where we can observe the difference in furniture between both houses as well as the size of the rooms and bedrooms within them.

The property surrounded by walls has some centuries-old trees, such as a large plane tree at the entrance of the Roman road, a typical species that has always marked the most important routes.

Now let us tell you a little bit about the history: This imposing building is considered the largest Pazo in the region, as well as its dovecote, located on the outskirts of the old city of Mondoñedo (one of the seven capitals of the ancient Kingdom of Galicia). It preserves a stretch of Roman road and was the headquarters of the so-called in the medieval documents, Torre Vieja, a strategic defensive place: in fact, the views are impressive from all cardinal points, a great panoramic view of the Valley where the city is located. The dungeons are still medieval, preserving windows with splay and arches in stone. The main door is headed by a large coat of arms with uncommon symbolism, as it is not easy to see fish in coat of arms, and there are 7 of them as if referring to the 7 capitals of the Ancient Kingdom. Below the large coat of arms, there is a legend written by Licenciado Molina, a sixteenth-century canon from Malaga, which also refers to the English woman, probably referring to Elizabeth I of England who sent ships and pirates to these coasts to plunder Spain of its treasures. The legend has on the sides the columns of the "Non Plus Ultra" (of Hercules) which in Spain is synonymous with civil and criminal jurisdiction. It also preserves the column of justice, a stone column where the most lenient sentences were executed, while the most severe ones had a gallows built next to it for capital punishment. The current construction is the work of the Cantabrian architect Diego Ibáñez Pacheco, the same one who built the cloister of the cathedral in Mondoñedo, reusing the same stones that were part of the old tower and the shields that were part of the medieval construction. After the transfer of the concepcionist nuns within the walls in the 18th century, there is evidence that part of the Pazo was dismantled to build the current convent. There are remnants of this demolition in the Pazo. Among the owners who owned this building was also the wife of Judge Ramón Pedrosa Andrade, who executed Mariana Pineda in Granada (the first woman to die by garrote for supporting the liberal party). There is much more to tell... If you want to expand information, do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to assist you! And remember, we are here to help you achieve your real estate dreams with confidence, and you can rest assured that our fees are paid by the selling party.

Price Thoughts: The property's price of 800,000€ reflects the unique historical value and potential for various uses, including tourism, hospitality, and events. Considering the rich history, well-preserved features, and extensive grounds, this Pazo offers a rare opportunity for those looking for a special investment or a distinctive place to call home.

En Antiques Real Estate   nos encantan las casas y los edificios antiguos e históricos!!Y cuando tenemos la fortuna de ver un Pazo como el que te vamos a presentar ... entenderás por qué decimos que Nos dedicamos a la venta de Inmuebles ÚnicosQué sólo con mirarlos trasmiten su vida, su historia ... su pasado!Nos complace presentarte en exclusiva, este impresionante edificio que hemos tenido el placer de conocer, visitar y disfrutar de toda la historia que vive dentro de sus muros, rodeado de historia, de magia y de mucho pasado.¡¡Pero ahora ha llegado el momento de que otras personas los disfruten, motivo por el cual  te lo presentamos en venta!!Tanto si disfrutas de vivir en casas históricas, con alma como si te planteas invertir en este tipo de inmuebles únicos, debes de valorar este pazo declarado BIC.Tiene muchas posibilidades ya que su uso puede albergar tanto actividades turísticas, como hosteleras, como eventos ya que además de la casa principal, el pazo, cuenta con una planta completamente diáfana en la que se puede desarrollar un nuevo proyecto de alojamiento.Y también  dispone de una vivienda secundaria, la que fue del servicio.Rodeada de espectaculares jardines y una zona que antaño fue huerta, ahora se podría instalar la zona de aparcamiento.Y también cuenta con una capilla que tiene mucha, mucha historia, data del año 1.664.En las fotos puedes apreciar el cariño con el que esta mantenido todo el recinto tanto interior como exterior. Los altos techos están rehabilitados con maderas nobles, las vigas muchas de ellas traídas del extranjero dado el enorme tamaño de las salas.Está amueblada  con encanto, siguiendo la propia de la casas, donde observamos la diferencia del mobiliario entre ambas casas así como el tamaño de las salas y habitaciones dentro de las mismas.En la propiedad rodeada de muros hay algunos árboles centenarios, como un gran plátano a la entrada de la calzada romana, típica especie que siempre ha marcado los caminos más importantes.Ahora te contamos un poquito de historia:     Este imponente edificio es considerado el Pazo más grande de la comarca como también su palomar, situado a las afuera de la antigua ciudad de Mondoñedo (una de las siete capitales del antiguo Reino de Galicia).      Conserva un tramo de calzada romana y fue la sede de, la así llamada en los documentos medievales, Torre Vieja lugar de defensa estratégico: de hecho, las vistas son impresionantes desde todos los puntos cardenales, una gran panorámica al Valle donde se sitúa la ciudad. Las mazmorras son todavía medievales conserva ventanas con derrame y arcos en piedra.La puerta principal está encabezada por un gran escudo de armas con una simbología fuera de lo común, dado que en los escudos de arma no es fácil ver peces además son 7 como si se refiriera a las 7 capitales del Antiguo Reino. Debajo del gran escudo hay una leyenda escrita por el Licenciado Molina, canónigo malagueño del siglo XVI donde hace también referencia a la mujer inglesa, seguramente se refiere a Elisabeth I de Inglaterra que en estas costas envió barcos y piratas para espoliar a España de sus tesoros. La leyenda tiene a los lados las columnas del “Non Plus Ultra” (de Hércules) que en España es sinónimo de jurisdicción civil y criminal. Conserva también el rollo de justicia, una columna de piedra donde se ejecutaban las sentencias más suaves, la que eran más graves se construía un patíbulo al lado por la ejecución mortal.La actual construcción es obra del arquitecto cántabro Diego Ibáñez Pacheco el mismo que construyó el claustro de la catedral de Mondoñedo, este reutilizó las mismas piedras que hacían parte de la torre vieja y los escudos que hacían parte de la construcción medieval. Después del traslado de las monjas concepcionistas intramuros en el siglo XVIII, hay constancia que se desmontó parte del pazo para poder construir el convento actual. En el pazo queda vestigio de esta demolición.Entre los propietarios que fueron dueño de este edificio está también la esposa del juez Ramón Pedrosa Andrade el que ejecutó a Mariana Pineda en Granada (la primera mujer que muere por el uso del garrote vil) por ser partidaria del partido liberal. . . .    Hay mucho más por contar ...     Si quieres ampliar información no dudes en ponerte en contacto con nosotros.Estaremos encantados de atenderte!Y recuerda estamos aquí para ayudarte a cumplir tus sueños inmobiliarios con confianza y  puedes estar tranquilo nuestros honorarios los paga la parte vendedora.

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Located in a peaceful setting and separated from the rest of the village, this charming stone property features a large, well-defined estate that offers both privacy and a connection to nature. The main house, built in stone with a brick extension, stands on two floors:Ground Floor:A spacious traditional kitchen with an authentic wood-burning stove and a large wooden bench, perfect for enjoying family gatherings.A dining room accessible from either the kitchen or the central hallway.Former stables with great potential to be transformed into functional spaces.A bathroom and access to the stairs leading to the upper floor.Upper Floor:Four bedrooms with the possibility of restructuring to suit the needs of the new owners.At the front of the house, there is a large stone barn, ideal for various uses. At the back, there is an old wood-fired oven (in poor condition but with reconstruction potential) and a well. The land slopes gently behind the house, adding to its charm.The property is strategically located with easy access from a quiet road, combining convenience and tranquility. However, it does require renovation, making it a unique opportunity to create a personalized home full of character.

4 bedrooms house for sale in Lugo, Spain

This stunning property is a historic Galician pazo located in A Pontenova, province of Lugo, just a short distance from Mariña Lucense and Western Asturias. Originally acquired by the current owners with the intention of turning it into a tourist complex, this emblazoned pazo has undergone a complete refurbishment to become a hotel, restaurant, and flats. Although the property is fully renovated and equipped for this purpose, the kitchen remains to be set up. The main building, dating back to around 1580, boasts 8 rooms, 3 lounges on the ground floor, 2 lounges on the upper floor, as well as architectural features such as three towers and an impressive facade.

In addition to the main building, the property includes a chapel from the 18th century, a granary, a dovecote, a flat project, and a nave, all situated on over 3 hectares of land with a picturesque small river running through it. The serene surroundings, easy accessibility, and abundant natural beauty make this property a rare gem.

As for the price, at 2,100,000€, this property offers a unique investment opportunity for those looking to own a piece of Galician history and potentially capitalize on its potential as a thriving tourist complex. Given its rich history, architectural charm, and ample land, this property is priced competitively in the market and holds great potential for a discerning buyer.

This wonderful property is an emblazoned Galician pazo located in the province of Lugo, a short distance from the Mariña Lucense and Western Asturias.At the beginning of this century, the current owners, who are businessmen originally from the area and living outside Spain, acquired the property with the aim of rehabilitating it and exploiting it as a tourist complex, thus making a hotel, restaurant and flats. This comprehensive refurbishment was carried out in its entirety, but the business was never opened to the public, being used only for occasional social events on demand. Currently, the owners maintain their hotel business outside Spain and, due to their age, have no intention of undertaking a new business project. It is for this reason that they have decided to put it up for sale.The property, as mentioned, is fully conditioned and equipped for the activity, except that the kitchen is not set up (in terms of cookers, hoods, cameras, etc.). For the rest, the other 8 rooms are equipped, as is the restaurant. There are 3 lounges on the ground floor and 2 more on the upper floor. One of them has a beautiful glazed wooden gallery and the other one is built around a huge and impressive lareira, also restored. The interior walls are made of exposed stone in the lounges, as well as in several of the rooms.In architectural terms, the main building is built in stone masonry and slate, and has more or less 800m2 of floor space (speaking only of the main building). It was built around 1580 and has three towers, two of them octagonal, and an impressive façade. In the grounds of the property, there is also a chapel from the middle of the 18th century with an altarpiece from an unknown period, a granary, a dovecote (also octagonal), a flat project and a nave.The total area of the farms is more than 3 hectares, and a small river runs through it, channelled in stone, which does not dry up at any time of the year. According to the owner, there were locks in the river which were used in summer to raise the level of the river and make it navigable for recreational activities.As for the environment, it is very pleasant. It is well communicated, accessible and surrounded by nature.

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"Beautiful house located in the quiet area of Estació in L’Aldea, with a built area of 247 m². This property is ready to move into and offers spacious and bright spaces distributed as follows:
• 5 bedrooms: 3 doubles and 2 singles
• 3 full bathrooms
• Cherry wood interior carpentry, which brings warmth and elegance to the home

Highlighted extras:
• Air conditioning
• Central heating
• Built-in wardrobes
• Balcony and terrace to enjoy the outdoors
• Barbecue
• Pantry and laundry room
• Basement and storage room
• Furniture included
• Integrated garage

The house is located on a corner, surrounded by trees, and offers unobstructed views that enhance the feeling of tranquility. A unique opportunity to enjoy a comfortable and perfectly equipped home in a privileged environment.

As for the price of 325,000€, it is a fair price considering the location, size, and amenities offered by this property. It represents a good investment for someone looking for a peaceful and well-equipped home in L’Aldea."

M4104FZ. Magnífica casa situada en la tranquila zona de Estació en LAldea, con una superficie construida de 247 m². Esta propiedad está lista para entrar a vivir y ofrece espacios amplios y luminosos distribuidos de la siguiente manera:•5 habitaciones: 3 dobles y 2 individuales•3 baños completos•Carpintería interior de cerezo, que aporta calidez y elegancia a la viviendaExtras destacados:•Aire acondicionado•Calefacción central•Armarios empotrados•Balcón y terraza para disfrutar del exterior•Barbacoa•Despensa y lavandería•Sótano y trastero•Mobiliario incluido•Garaje integradoLa casa está ubicada en una esquina, rodeada de árboles, y ofrece vistas despejadas que realzan la sensación de tranquilidad.¡Una oportunidad única para disfrutar de una vivienda cómoda y perfectamente equipada en un entorno privilegiado!. Visítanos en Todopisos.

5 bedrooms house for sale in Lugo, Spain

Introducing Azúmara, a unique property nestled between the lush forest and the tranquil Azúmara River in Terra Chá. This exceptional estate boasts a grand manor house, two charming stone houses, and a well-preserved watermill, all showcasing the beautiful combination of slate, wood, and water.

Spread over approximately 170,000 m2 of land, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history. The manor house, known as Casa Señorial de Portas, dates back to the 16th century and features original architectural details including a traditional covered patio and a noble coat of arms. The Casa Nova, built in 1841, provides ample space with 560 m2 across two floors, awaiting your personal touch and modern updates.

The highlight of the property is the watermill on the Azúmara River, showcasing intact machinery and a charming attached house. With a total of 1,150 m2 of built area, there is endless potential for renovation and customization.

The expansive land plot offers a mix of dense native forests, open cultivable surfaces, and a serene river setting. The possibilities are truly limitless, whether you envision a charming hotel, a spiritual retreat lodge, or a private community residence.

Located just 15 minutes from the city of Lugo, Azúmara provides a perfect balance of seclusion and convenience. Nearby attractions include the well-preserved Castro de Viladonga and the bustling sports airfield at Rozas. With easy access to the coast and the A Coruña international airport, this property is a hidden gem waiting to be discovered.

Priced at 837,000€, this unique estate offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Galician history and create your own vision in the heart of Terra Chá. Don't miss the chance to make Azúmara your own.

Azúmara. A jewel between the forest and the riverManor house, two stone houses and watermill. Slate, wood and water.It is difficult to find properties for sale in Galicia like this. The size of its land plot about 170.000 m2 in one property. The number of buildings within the property, some very valuable and historical. The environment where it is located, dense native forests, a trout river crossing the property. A short distance from one of the best preserved castros in Galicia, which also includes an archaeological museum from the Galician-Roman period. All this makes this complex exceptional, located only 15 minutes from the city of Lugo.A set of four superb stone buildingsThe Galician nobles of the 16th century chose well where to liveThe Renaissance was in full swing when the family of hidalgos Castro decided to build this large two-storey manor house. It is known as the Casa Señorial de Portas. Its 370 m2 of surface, included stables and barn on the ground floor. They were located on both sides of the original covered patio with access to the house. And on the upper floor, “there were the kitchen, bedrooms, living room, and other rooms of its rank and category.” Today, its walls and roof are practically intact, as is the wooden beam. The noble house and its coat of arms are waiting for their new owners to configure the structure they wish.Some two hundred years later, the family decided to build a new house within the property. Specifically, in 1841, as shown on the lintel of the main door. It must have been good times: this Casa Nova is even bigger: 560 m2 of surface, in two floors. Its structure is still solid, but it needs some reforms that have already started. To describe its interior with its multitude of rooms, bedrooms, rooms… would be too extensive for this limited space.And last but not least, the watermill. A flour mill on the Azúmara River that keeps all the machinery intact, clean and tidy. Its 80 m2 surface area contains details as attractive as the glass windows on the floor. Through them you can see not only the machinery half submerged in the riverbed, but also the brave dark trout of the Azúmara. But it is certain that this mill was very active in its times of splendour. This is demonstrated by the magnificent house attached to the mill, built in the same style as this one. Its 140 m2 of surface, in perfect conditions, form an excellent house. It has two very large bedrooms and two bathrooms. A beautiful kitchen with a stone oven and a living room with a fireplace.All together, these buildings have a surface of 1.150 m2 built.On a land plot equivalent to 17 football fields you can play any game you want170,000 m2 of land and trees, 1,150 m2 of buildings, an intact mill and a river overflowing with historySpace is the key word. On this property of Azúmara there is a lot of it. Built and open, natural. The possibilities are endless. Tight forests of birch, alder, oak and chestnut trees. Upholstered with ferns. But also thousands of square meters of cultivable surface. There is a beautiful stone channel through which the water that moves the mill flows. A woodshed of almost 80 m2, which is supplied with wood from the farm itself. It could be a beautiful apartment. Stone huts for tools: a perfect studio. Everything fits here. Even the biggest dream. Any tourist business can be accommodated here, from a charming hotel to a spiritual retreat lodge. A small community residence of any kind. Or the wonderful final destination for a group of people looking to retire together to a natural jewel like Azúmara.Azúmara, the green heart of A Terra CháThe property is located in the village that takes its name just from the Azúmara River itself. It is situated a little longer than 2 km from Castro de Rei, the centre of A Terra Chá, The flat land. Only 15 minutes away from Lugo capital, with all the services of a modern city. In its surroundings, 3 km away, there are vestiges of the passage of the Romans through Galicia, in Castro de Viladonga, but also an airfield with lots of sports activity, Rozas.The coast is 50 minutes away. And the international airport of A Coruña is just over an hour away. The National Road 640, which links Lugo with the north coast of the province, is 2 km away from the property. And the CP 1611 runs along the very edge of the land.

12 bedrooms house for sale in Lugo, Spain

This charming property located in Lugo offers a unique opportunity for potential homeowners and investors alike. Nestled in a well-established neighborhood, the property boasts a cozy atmosphere with ample natural light flowing through its spacious rooms. It features a practical layout, including a welcoming living area, a well-equipped kitchen, and comfortable bedrooms that provide a serene retreat at the end of the day. The exterior of the property includes a quaint garden space, perfect for relaxing outdoors or entertaining guests. Additionally, its strategic location ensures easy access to local amenities, public transport, and the vibrant culture that Lugo has to offer. Whether you're looking to make it your home or seeking an investment opportunity, this property presents a promising choice in the heart of Lugo.

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