Stunning 18th century property in the Galician highland of Fonsagrada nestled on 7 hectares (20 acres). It boasts 400 apple trees and 550 vineyards, as well as a manicured yard and enclosed summer kitchen. We have an organic garden, apiary, chickens and fields for cows and sheep to graze, backing up to public lands with endless trails. Inside are 5 bedrooms, an office, 4 and 1/2 baths, eat-in kitchen and two story living room. The manor exudes charm while providing all the modern comforts. This is one of a kind, completely remodeled 18th century manor with over 400 sq meters of space for the whole family to enjoy, while exploring a region full of culture, gastronomy, and natural beauty. The property is surrounded by a vast countryside full of trails and only 1km from the St James Way (Camino Primitivo), the oldest pilgrimage route in Europe, used since the Middle Ages. Only 15 minutes from A6, it is also very accesible and well connected, situated in the Concello of Baleira in one of the most picturesque areas of the region. Just 30 minutes away from Lugo and one hour from the magnificent 13th-century castle of Ponferrada (a must-visit) lies our beautiful little hamlet. The charming village of O’Cadavo is only 3 km away where you will find shops, restaurants, pharmacy and even a medical center. The property consists of a completely fenced in farm as well as a large manicured yard and glass enclosed summer kitchen for barbecues and quiet evenings. Along with the vineyards and orchard, we have pet chickens and wide open fields where we let the neighbors’ cows and sheep graze. The property backs up to common lands with endless trails throughout the area for avid hikers and mountain bikers alike. Inside the fully remodeled manor house you will find five bedrooms, a rustic Castilian office (for the teleworkers), 4 full baths, one 1/2 bath, a complete eat-in kitchen, a large two story living room, a restored ancient stone chimney and antique ‘bilbaina’ or wood stove. The surrounding region is filled with spectacular natural landscapes and a wealth of cultural and historical attractions, including the Ancares and the route of the Celtic Castros (ancient stone huts), the Roman walls of Lugo (a UNESCO World Heritage site), Cathedral Beach with its spectacular rock arches and sea caves, waterfalls, wineries, Romanesque churches, and Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance influences throughout the region. The area's natural beauty is simply breathtaking, providing endless opportunities to explore and savor the stunning environment.