16th-Century Country Palace on the Camino de Santiago - Restoration project

In the village of Moral, which served as the administrative center of the Sariego municipality until the 19th century, stands the Palacio de Moral - a significant 16th-century estate. The palace was built by nobleman Bernabé de Vigil, known as “el Viejo,” and belonged to the influential Vigil-Quiñones family. 

This heritage-listed property features two towers, a wooden gallery and a 100 m² chapel. It is registered in the official Inventory of Asturias’ Historical Heritage. Particularly notable is the well-preserved family coat of arms. 

The location is directly on the Camino de Santiago and easily accessible via the A-64 motorway - just a few minutes from Oviedo and with convenient connections to Santander.

Official valuation available.