Rural house on the Camino de Santiago, tradition and comfort in Terra Chá

This property is located just 7 km from both Villalba and Baamonde, in a privileged location right on the Camino de Santiago Norte. The house sits in a small rural village where the famous Jacobean path literally passes behind the property, making this home a direct witness to pilgrims' passage to Santiago de Compostela.

Villalba, capital of the Terra Chá region, is part of the Terras do Miño Biosphere Reserve declared by UNESCO in 2002. This strategic location allows you to enjoy countryside tranquillity while maintaining excellent connectivity to services and places of historical and natural interest.

A home ready to inhabit with traditional soul

The house is distributed over two floors that combine Galician tradition with modern comforts. With 126 m² built on a plot of 651 m², the property is completely furnished and ready to move in.

Interior spaces with character and functionality

The ground floor houses a spacious kitchen that stands out for having two types of cookers: a traditional wood-burning stove made of cast iron perfectly integrated into the furniture, and a modern gas cooker with decorative tiles. The room features exposed wooden ceilings, solid wood furniture, granite worktop and double sink, creating a warm and functional environment where there is even space for a seating area with sofa.

The living-dining room features exposed wooden ceilings, marble floors, a glazed gallery that floods the space with natural light, and is fully furnished with solid wood living room furniture and upholstered sofa. A small room used as a laundry completes this floor, along with direct access to the property.

Four bedrooms on the upper floor

The upper floor has four bedrooms fully furnished with solid wood furniture, including beds, built-in wardrobes, bedside tables and storage spaces. The ceilings feature exposed wooden structure and the rooms are distributed through a spacious hallway with wooden stairs and wooden floors. A complete bathroom serves the entire floor.

Functional exteriors with rural tradition

Outside, an attached garage-alpendre houses a traditional stone wood-burning oven, perfect for making homemade bread or pizzas. This space, with wooden beam structure and brick and stone walls, offers multiple possibilities as garage, workshop or storage area.

The lawn garden extends throughout the plot and includes several fruit trees that provide fresh seasonal fruit. Well-maintained hedges define the property creating an intimate and welcoming atmosphere.

Buy house in Villalba, heritage and nature in the heart of Galicia

Villalba, known as the capital of Terra Chá, houses important heritage attractions such as the famous Torre de los Andrade from the 14th century, Galicia's only octagonal tower converted into a National Parador, the parish church of Santa María from the 19th century, and La Pravia, a white maple that welcomes visitors.

The Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology offers a journey through local history from the Palaeolithic to Roman times, while the Magdalena river walkway provides an ideal natural environment for walks among restored mills and a river beach with recreational area.

The proximity to the Camino de Santiago Norte connects the property to Europe's most important pilgrimage network. Just a few kilometres away are Lugo capital (50 km), a World Heritage city for its Roman wall, and Santiago de Compostela (65 km) with its international airport.

This rural house represents the perfect opportunity to enjoy a fully equipped home in the heart of Galicia, where Jacobean tradition combines with the authenticity of rural Galicia and the convenience of having all urban services just a few kilometres away.

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