A place where time stands still – 8,000 m² of natural beauty with glamping potential

Nestled within the Montes de Pinzás mountain range and close to the village of Tomiño, this enchanting 8,000 m² fully enclosed estate offers a touch of forgotten romance. 

In addition to the 18th-century stone house, the former agricultural property consists of several plots with fruit and ornamental trees, old stables for horses and livestock, and various traditional Galician outbuildings. These include a remarkable eight-legged hórreo (granary), a lareira (traditional stone hearth), and a historic bread oven. A private well ensures self-sufficient water supply. 

The main house extends over two floors plus an attic, with a total built area of 227 m². It comprises four bedrooms, a living room with fireplace, a bathroom and a kitchen. Although uninhabited for some time and in need of complete renovation, the structure is solid - providing a sound basis for modernisation. 

Facing south, the large garden with a small pond and greenhouse creates a peaceful green retreat. 

The outbuildings could be converted into rental or holiday accommodations, and there is also the option to build an additional home on the property. 

The estate can be further expanded by acquiring an adjacent plot, offering potential for larger projects such as horse keeping. Given the scarcity of large land parcels in the area, this could be the perfect setting for a glamping site - allowing for a nature-immersed stay among forests and wildlife. 

Despite its seclusion, the property is conveniently located near the village of Tomiño, with fast access to key destinations such as the centre of Sabarís, Ladeira Beach, Baiona and the motorway. There is also easy access to Portugal, with its picturesque villages, vibrant towns and weekly markets along the Miño River. Vigo Airport (30 minutes) and Porto (1 hour) are within easy reach.