Its built area measures approximately 2,700 m2, of which around 700 m2 is living space. The accommodation is conveniently laid out over a single floor, distributed between nine rooms (multiple reception rooms with fireplaces, two bedrooms with en-suite bathroom, kitchen, wine cellar, gym and utility room) with no architectural barriers. Throughout, it features striking domed ceilings, various entrances and panoramic views from every aspect, taking in Mount Pindo (known as the Celtic Olympus) and picturesque coastal villages.

Outside, there are four internal gardens, a well and several abundant natural springs. The property is connected to the village water mains and is equipped with central heating and a private three-phase power connection. A staircase provides access to the shore, where there are two fine-sand beaches and a cave, all part of the property.

All utilities are up to date and ready to use, comprising a telephone line, 5G coverage, a satellite dish and aerial and a wireless security system.

Due to the surrounding topography, there is scope for installing a helipad and some form of mooring at the shore (subject to the relevant permissions), making this remarkable property accessible by land, sea and air.

Set in a natural beauty spot just 90 km from Galicia's two main cities (Santiago de Compostela and La Coruña), each offering an airport and railway station, this is an unmissable opportunity to own an extraordinary historical treasure – and a sensational home.