The property is over 100 years old and is typical of the local area. The casa is actually the restored stable adjoining the house. It enjoys a separate entrance and driveway and has a complete separate terrace/patio area, which is covered and sheltered from the elements but allows in the sunlight.

Apart from the obvious walking routes to enjoy (the casa is on one of the feeder routes of the Camino de Santiago) the area is close to the coast and the local fishing village of Candas and Luanco.

Both of these have a number of restaurants with an excellent reputation for their seafood and at very reasonable prices. You may also be interested in trying the local cider which is delicious and comes with the spectacle of being poured into your glass from a great height!

Behind the house is Monte Areo. This is an area of local importance as it has many (some still undiscovered) Neolithic sites and dolmens.

There are many paths to walk on the top of this ‘monte’ and has amazing views of all the local coastline. Those of you who are literary may have heard of the local author Clarin, his house is located on the other side of the valley and is clearly seen.