In The Ribeiro Wine Region, A 16th Century Galician Manor House And Its 3 Hectare Estate

In the Ribeiro wine region, a 16th-century Galician manor house and its 3-hectare estate. In the Ribeiro wine region, around thirty minutes from Ourense, you’ll find a unique 16th-century architectural ensemble. A Galician ‘casa grande’, enriched over the centuries, its stone buildings are arranged around inner courtyards linked by a wooden bridge.

The majestic entrance, surmounted by a carved coat of arms, announces the nobility of the place. The main residence houses vast reception rooms, a library and an ancestral kitchen with a traditional fireplace.

A vaulted chapel, accessible from both the street and the flats, retains its original altarpiece. The former outbuildings - cellars, stables and attics - bear witness to past farming activities. Three hectares of vines, a hundred-year-old forest and a vegetable garden with a river running through it complete this unique estate, a blend of heritage and wine-growing potential.