Galicia Green Spain Property - Historic properties for sale

Stone house in the hamlet of Pantón, parish of Pantón, Ribeira Sacra, Galicia. The building was formerly part of a larger manor estate. Original features are retained throughout: reinforced hardwood floors, high ceilings, traditional balconies and large windows. The roof has been recently insulated and window-frame insulation improved. Layout: Three floors.

Indiana House is an architectural example of the historic emigrant estates built in A Guarda during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The property comprises a 582-square-metre (6,264 sq ft) period mansion set within extensive private grounds of 8,500 square metres (approx. 2.1 acres).

Located in the heart of Galicia’s Ribeira Sacra, in the parish of San Julián de Eire, Pazo de Ferreiroá is an 18th-century manor house. Formerly known as "Pazo del Bosque," the property is just 2 km from the centre of Pantón, in the province of Lugo. The earliest documents in the house archive date back to 1403. History:

A Serene Retreat in the Heart of Galicia’s Countryside: Nestled in the peaceful rural community of Borreiros, just a ten-minute drive from the Atlantic coast, this former parish house, originally built in 1898 and meticulously restored in the 1990s, offers an authentic blend of historical character and practical living.

Nestled in the picturesque region of Baixo Miño in Galicia, this remarkable estate captivates with its outstanding location. Renowned for its mild Atlantic climate, diverse culture, and stunning landscapes, the area is home to this gem situated between the towns of Tomiño and Goián.

This elegant late-19th-century estate, a listed property, offers breathtaking mountain views from every side. The main house spans over 600 m² across three floors and has been thoughtfully renovated, preserving its original features, including the family coat of arms. A highlight is the 50 m² sunlit glass gallery, which stretches across the entire width of the house, along with a covered terrace.

This amazing property dates back to the 18th century, with evidence suggesting it may have an even earlier origin. Originally a rectory, the principal house has been meticulously restored to evoke the ambiance of a Galician Pazo, a traditional manor house.