16th Century Palacio in Need of Renovation on the Camino de Santiago

Situated in the village of Moral, once the administrative centre of Sariego until the 19th century, stands the Palacio de Moral, a distinguished 16th-century residence. This impressive building was commissioned by the noble Bernabé de Vigil, known as “el Viejo,” and was the ancestral home of the influential Vigil-Quiñones family. 

Featuring two striking towers, a charming wooden gallery, and a chapel spanning 100 m², the property is officially listed on the Asturian heritage register. One of its most remarkable features is the well-preserved family coat of arms, which reflects its noble lineage. 

The palace enjoys a privileged location directly on the Camino de Santiago and benefits from excellent road access via the A-64 motorway, connecting it to Oviedo within minutes and Santander beyond. 

An official valuation is available for serious buyers.