In the Rías Baixas area, this historic pazo with its own vineyard brings together a particularly rare combination: heritage architecture, vineyard landscape and a scale that allows for an ambitious vision without losing privacy or charm. Its 16th-century origin, battlemented tower and strong architectural identity place it within that more aspirational, increasingly scarce Galicia where heritage, gardens and wine become part of the same way of life.
The estate extends over 18,916 sqm, with a total built area of 1,808 sqm, including a 663 sqm main pazo, one hectare of Albariño vines in production within the Rías Baixas appellation, and an estimated production of 10,000 bottles. The property also includes a chapel, granary, dovecote, swimming pool, gardens and several auxiliary buildings. It requires full renovation, yet this is precisely where much of its appeal lies: it offers the right scale to create an exceptional private residence with its own vineyard or to develop a refined boutique wine tourism project with authenticity, character and a far more exclusive dimension than larger, less distinctive estates.
