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.

House for sale in Lugo, Spain

Located in the picturesque town of Mondoñedo, this semi-restored house offers a unique opportunity to live in harmony with nature or to establish a successful tourist business. Situated in close proximity to the Camino del Norte, it is an ideal location for pilgrims seeking a peaceful retreat along their journey to Santiago de Compostela.

The property boasts original medieval architecture and is made of local stone, giving it a charming and historic appeal. With 2 floors spanning approximately 140 m² each, as well as 60m² of grounds, there is ample space for a variety of purposes. The roof, made of slate, and the laminated spruce beams are in excellent condition, adding to the overall appeal of the house.

With windows on all floors providing abundant natural light and stunning views of the surrounding area, this property has the potential to be transformed into a cozy country home or a popular pilgrim hostel. The quiet and discreet location offers a peaceful retreat, perfect for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Priced at 93,000€, this property is a unique opportunity to invest in a piece of Galician history and create a thriving business in a highly frequented area. Don't miss out on the chance to make this versatile property your own.

The AreaThe welcoming town of Mondoñedo, which was once the capital of Galicia, has a lot to offer; indigenous landscapes, rural landscapes, medieval architecture, noble houses with centuries of history and a breath of fresh air.It is also an important stopping point for pilgrims from all over the world, who follow the Pilgrims Way to Santiago de Compostela, one of the most important pilgrimage routes.In the centre of the municipality, near the seminary, is this spectacular semi-restored house, very close to the Camino del Norte. It is not only an ideal rural house in which to live in peace and harmony with nature, but also an idyllic place to set up a tourist business.It has an area of great length, which makes the property a multi-purpose location, both for its profitability and its capacity for the use and enjoyment of the buyer. Due to its size and location, it would be a great place to establish a hostel for pilgrims.The area is highly frequented, and will continue to be so, as the number of annual pilgrims shows increasing numbers. This is due, among other things, to the areas seminary and its historic square and cathedral, which are two of its main international attractions.Whether for living, doing business or both, this Galician house will provide you with what you need.The HouseThe property is located in the centre of Mondoñedo, the most important town in the Mariña Lucense. The house preserves its original medieval architecture. The road that leads to it is quiet and discreet, what anyone would look for in order to disconnect and rest.The house has 2 floors, and has an approximate extension of 140 m² in each one. In addition, there is a 60m² of grounds. The front of the house is 12 m long.The property is made of local stone, as well as the rest of the construction. It is currently semi restored, with part of the work already done. It is large and spacious, with an open plan, which allows it to be divided as required, either as a personal home, or as a rural tourism business, for example.The roof is made of slate, completely new. In addition, the beams are already in place. They are made of laminated spruce.The interior of the house is completely empty, and at the back there is a gallery, so its use is not limited and it is easy to divide.There are windows on all floors. They are made of fine wood and strong glass. The windows are large and wide and offer a wonderful view of the area, while letting in sunlight.On the first floor they are round and wide, while on the second floor they are square and more compact.All in all, it is an attractive property, with half the restoration work already done, and has all the potential to become either the ideal country house or the busiest pilgrim centre in the area.

1 bedroom house for sale in Lugo, Spain

Nestled in the charming village of Lugo, this stunning property offers a unique opportunity for restoration and revitalization. The village is comprised of several houses and a well-preserved water mill, showcasing the rich history and character of the area.

Although the houses are in need of extensive restoration work, the structural integrity of the walls provides a solid foundation for renovation. With over 1.5 hectares of land, predominantly pasture, there is ample space for potential expansion or development (equivalent to almost 3 acres). The proximity to the center of Riotorto, just 400 meters away, ensures convenience and accessibility for future residents.

The watermill on the property is in good condition, adding an extra element of charm and history to the landscape. With the potential to house multiple families once restored, this property offers endless possibilities for customization and innovation. Additionally, the presence of a small trout stream running through the land, which feeds into the renowned river Eo, provides opportunities for fishing enthusiasts to enjoy the abundance of trout, salmon, and sea trout in the area.

Priced at 60,000€, this property represents a unique and affordable investment opportunity for those seeking a tranquil retreat with a touch of heritage and natural beauty. The potential for restoration and development, combined with the picturesque surroundings, make this property a truly special find in the region.

This village consist of several houses and a water mill,The houses need a deep restauration but the walls are structurally sound.The property has more than 1.5 Hectares of land mostly pasture (almost 3 acres).It is only 400 metres from the centre of Riotorto.The watermill is in a good state.The village could house several families once restored,There is a small trout stream cutting through the land,The stream feeds into the river Eo well known for its trout, salmon and sea trout fishing.

This property offers a unique opportunity to create a welcoming and well-distributed living space. The current layout includes a kitchen, old stables, a cellar, and various outdoor features such as a courtyard with a large barn, wood oven, and water trough for livestock. The property also boasts a garage, a stately dining room, four bedrooms, and a gallery overlooking the inner courtyard on the first floor.

The history and grandeur of this property are evident in its size, construction, and number of stables, suggesting it may have once been a large farmhouse belonging to a wealthy family. The location in the Ulloa region, just 6 km from Antas de Ulla and surrounded by nature, adds to its appeal. The property is also conveniently located 11 km from Palas de Rei, 65 km from Santiago de Compostela, and 50 km from Lugo.

Priced at 110,000€, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of history in a tranquil and picturesque setting. The potential for interior renovations and the expansive outdoor spaces make this property a rare find at this price point.

Taking advantage of the opportunity to change its interior layout to make it more welcoming and better distributed. Currently on the ground floor we have a kitchen and several old stables as well as a cellar, we also have access to an inner courtyard where there is a large barn and a stone staircase with access to the upper floor of the house we also have a large gateway to the outside, it is worth noting this courtyard its large wood oven, laundry, A water trough for livestock and large columns that hold the roof, we also have a cover that gives us access to another large courtyard where we receive a spectacular hórreo, and a perfectly preserved threshing area with a huge flat flagstones, in this part we have another great barn as a garage Returning to the house and going up to the first floor we find a very large hall from where we can access a stately dining room, four bedrooms, and a gallery overlooking the inner courtyard and where there is a bathroom. Visiting this property we realise that in the past it must have been a large farmhouse and belonged to a very wealthy family, as its large size, the number of stables and its meticulous construction were not common in the area. Another thing to highlight about this property is its privileged location, as it is located in the Ulloa region, 6 km from Antas de Ulla, 11 km from Palas de Rei, only 65 km from Santiago de Compostela and just 50 km from Lugo, and all surrounded by nature in a great natural paradise such as the Ulloa region, with its ancient forests and rivers where the Ulla river runs through , which gives its name to the region.

4 bedrooms house for sale in Lugo, Spain

This stunning property in Castro de Rei is a fantastic opportunity for those looking for a home with character and potential. The main house is already finished and furnished, offering 6 rooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a well-maintained bathroom, and a spacious living room with a billiard table. The upper floor provides three rooms, a room/lounge, and a bathroom that are awaiting completion, giving you the chance to customize the space to your liking.

The base area of the house measures 127m2, with an additional 199m2 on the upper floor, providing ample room for comfortable living. The property is adorned with porcelain tiles throughout, adding a touch of elegance to the space. The estate is meticulously maintained and boasts imported trees, creating a serene and picturesque setting for you to enjoy.

Priced at 199,000€, this property offers great value for the amenities and potential it provides. With some finishing touches, this home has the potential to become a dream retreat for you and your family. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to own a piece of paradise in Castro de Rei.

The main house is finished and furnished, with only the upper floor remaining to be completed. It has 6 rooms, of which two need painting. On the ground floor, there is a fully equipped and furnished kitchen, ready to use. Additionally, there is a perfectly maintained bathroom and a huge living room with a billiard table.On the upper floor, there are three rooms, a room/lounge, and a bathroom that need to be finished. All the floors are covered with porcelain tiles.The house to be restored has a base area of 127m2, with an additional upper part of 199m2. The entire estate is impeccably maintained and features some imported trees.

6 bedrooms house for sale in Lugo, Spain

This beautifully restored mill in Begonte, Lugo is truly a gem for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the tranquility of a stunning natural setting. Surrounded by a lush green forest, this property offers complete isolation and privacy despite its proximity to the charming village.

The property consists of two floors, with the ground floor featuring the original mill, a cozy kitchen, and a toilet. Upstairs, there is a spacious bedroom with a full bathroom, complete with a shower for ultimate relaxation after a day of enjoying the surroundings.

Perfect for weekend getaways or short stays, this mill offers a cozy and functional space with three well-distributed rooms for relaxation and comfort. The stone walls, along with the modern PVC windows and doors, maintain the property's rustic charm while ensuring energy efficiency.

Priced at 120,000€, this property in the heart of Galicia is a perfect natural retreat for those seeking a picturesque and highly enjoyable escape.

Beautifully restored mill, a true gem for those seeking to disconnect and enjoy the tranquility offered by a stunning natural setting. Located in Begonte, Lugo, despite its proximity to a charming village, the property provides a sense of complete isolation. It is surrounded by a lush green forest, ensuring privacy and peace.The property consists of two floors, which have been renovated while respecting its original essence. On the ground floor, you will find the mill in its original state, accompanied by a cozy kitchen and a toilet, perfect for comfortable and practical stays. Upstairs, there is a spacious bedroom with a full bathroom, equipped with a shower, ideal for resting after a day of enjoying the surroundings.This mill is perfect for weekend getaways or short stays, as it offers a cozy and functional space. With three well-distributed rooms, you can enjoy moments of relaxation in the living room and the comfort of a modern bathroom. Additionally, the stone walls, along with the perfectly maintained PVC windows and doors, ensure that the property retains its rustic charm without sacrificing energy efficiency.A small natural retreat in the heart of Galicia, a picturesque and highly enjoyable property.

This charming stone house is located in the picturesque village of Antas de Ulla, less than 1km from the tranquil river Ulla. The property, completely restored in 2010, exudes a harmonious balance following the principles of 'Vatsu Shastra' (Hindu Feng Shui).

Upon entering the house, you are greeted by a cozy kitchen with modern appliances, a spacious bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a vibrant living room with a fireplace. The ground floor seamlessly connects to the lush garden through a large glass pane, creating a sense of continuity between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The upper floor offers a versatile open space that can be utilized as a bedroom, study area, or reading nook. The property boasts ample natural light and is adorned with oak wood ceilings of superior quality. It is being sold furnished and features blue heat heating in all rooms, ensuring year-round comfort.

Outside, the garden is a true oasis with a woodshed, covered parking, a storage shed, and a charming wooden vegetable garden. Fruit trees, including delicious plums, adorn the property, while a stone pond with a waterfall adds a serene touch. The house is surrounded by lush greenery and is the last property in the village, offering privacy and tranquility.

The location is ideal, with Lugo, Ourense, and Santiago de Compostela all within a reasonable distance. Additionally, essential amenities can be found in the nearby villages of Antas de Ulla and Monterroso.

Priced at 230,000€, this property offers a unique opportunity to own a character-filled home in a serene setting. The blend of modern comforts, traditional charm, and natural beauty make this house a true gem in the heart of Antas de Ulla.

Stone house located in the village of Antas de Ulla, Lugo is less than 1km from the river Ulla in a beautiful area with a high valley, between old stone mills and trout area. Completely restored in 2010, following the guidelines of the Vatsu Shastra (Hindu Feng Shui). The ground floor consists of kitchen with office and own entrance, with all appliances and cupboards. Bedroom with en-suite bathroom and a large built-in wardrobe, hallway with access to a second bathroom, living room with fireplace and main door leading to the porch. This floor has a huge pane of glass along the kitchen and living room that extends along the entire facade providing continuity between the interior and the garden.The porch is supported by beautiful stone columns, having outdoor furniture and trellises with jasmine and wisteria.The upper floor is a large single space with a large built-in wardrobe and three windows, which serves as a bedroom (with a double bed), study tables, reading corner and so on. The property faces north-east, east and south-east. It is extensively luminous. The ceilings throughout the house are oak wood, of excellent quality. It is sold furnished and with blue heat heating in all rooms. The one-metre thick exterior walls provide warmth in winter and coolness in summer. All the windows in the house are made of white aluminium and double glazing.The garden has a woodshed, covered parking for the car, a large shed of 28m2, a small wooden house (with tools and machines such as a brush cutter, lawn mower and cultivator) and a small wooden vegetable garden as well. There are about thirty trees, half of them fruit trees, which provide, among other fruits, delicious plums. In the orchard there are strawberries and many other plants and flowers such as hydrangeas, wisteria and rhododendrons. There is a small stone pond of approx. 7m2 with a waterfall and goldfish. It has its own well with good, deep water and has the possibility, if desired, to connect to the mains. The situation of the house is very good, as it is the last one in the village, being totally independent and surrounded by countryside and woods. It is approximately 40km from Lugo, 60km from Ourense and 80km from Santiago de Compostela. It is 2km from the village of Antas de Ulla and 3km from Monterroso, which has a health centre, secondary school, library, supermarkets and other facilities.

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