
This imposing 16th-century Galician manor house, known as La Casa Grande de Riobó, has been restored and expanded throughout the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, preserving its noble essence and great architectural richness. Located in the heart of the Ribeiro region, famous for its prestigious wines, the property enjoys excellent connectivity, as it is just 11 km from Carballiño, 12 km from Ribadavia, and 30 minutes from Ourense, and very close to the historic Monastery of San Clodio.
A Walled Enclosure with History and Character
Upon entering the estate, we cross a majestic wooden gate, crowned by a large noble coat of arms on its upper arch. Once inside, we discover a set of perfectly preserved buildings, among which several architecturally valuable rooms stand out. These can be accessed from two interconnected inner courtyards, linked by a second wooden bridge that features a lookout with a balcony on its upper part. From the courtyards, we can enter the different rooms.
Outside the walled enclosure, there are wineries in need of major restoration, as the roof is in a rather deteriorated state.
Also outside, there is a large expanse of land crossed by a river, featuring a vegetable garden and an extensive forest with centuries-old trees.
This is one of the most attractive properties, offering potential for both residential and agricultural use. It includes three hectares of vineyard that would need to be brought back into production.
The estate also boasts a forest of great ecological value, a spacious vegetable garden with a river and a washhouse, two large wineries, stables, and extensive storage buildings.
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ID: 970
ID: 970