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Lovely semi restored Galician farmhouse This Galician farmhouse, a jewel in stone, wood and slate, offers an interior courtyard with alpendre and horreo. The walls and roof are in excellent condition. The ground floor, with stables and wood-burning cooker, awaits restoration. On the first floor, five bedrooms and a bathroom. The ground floor has potential. On a large sloping plot, with easy access from the road, an old stone barn with oven completes the property, a blank canvas full of history and possibilities. This grand old Galician farmhouse, square in shape and built with a passion for craftsmanship in stone, wood and slate, is a living testimony to the region's rich architectural heritage. At its heart, a spacious inner courtyard acts as the link between its history and the outside world, offering access to the street and revealing treasures such as a grandiose alpendre and a traditional Galician horreo, symbols of rural life that add a distinctive character. This perfectly solid structure has stood the test of time gracefully and is in a good state of preservation. Two of its sides exhibit beautiful stonework that has been carefully plastered and painted, while the other two show the original stonework in its natural splendour. The ground floor of the house, although unreformed, evokes the agrarian past with its old stables and spacious kitchen, where the wood fire can still be revived. Although patiently awaiting restoration, this space is an invitation to creativity and reinvention. Climbing to the first floor, a world of possibilities unfolds under a tiled ceiling. Here, five spacious bedrooms and a bathroom offer space and comfort. One of these rooms even offers access to the under-deck, although the stairs have yet to be built. The latter is a blank canvas, with great potential to become a unique space. The house is set on an extensive estate, gently sloping and dotted with possibilities. At its lower end, it adjoins an easily accessible road, ensuring convenience for residents and visitors alike. On the other side of the road, a small stone alpendre houses an old wood-fired oven, a silent witness to the culinary traditions of yesteryear. In short, this property is much more than a house; it is a blank canvas full of history, charm and potential, waiting for someone to write the next exciting chapter in its legacy. * Publication for information purposes only, not binding or contractual. May contain errors or be subject to change.'