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A 13th century manor house with 22 hectares of land with vineyards. This pazo has, as all Galician Pazos have, the noble coat of arms of the family that ran it and all its history is documented in the archives of the city of Lugo. The entire roof has been replaced recently. It has electricity, water and sewage. It also has three springs. It is completely surrounded by a high stone wall which gives it total privacy. The building consists of about 900 m2 and has 10 rooms with two bathrooms. The property consists of a three-storey house in the process of restoration and has a restoration project. The chapel has been completely restored. The finca has 22.1505 m2 The finca is planted with fruit trees apple, pear, fig, kiwi, plum, peach. It also has walnut, chestnut, poplar and oak trees. There are 12 hectares that in the past were vineyards and at the moment there is a vineyard in full production and recently another one has been planted with Ribeira Sacra wines and also with the denomination of 'Ribeira Sacera'. The 12 hectares could be recovered in the future. Apart from the springs there is one that feeds a large pond. The Pazo is located 10 km from Monforte and 27 km from Ourense and 85 km from Lugo. It is on the Jacobean winter route. Its history is very long: The first time it was documented was in the year 1376 in a document that testifies that The abbess of Ferreirios gave the noble title and estates to the sons of Alfonso Pérez de Goián and the inheritance of Goíán . The Pazo has always been connected to noble lineages connected to politics and culture. The Pazo belonged at the time to the Duke of Sagro and was then closely connected to the Somoza family. In 1500 the owner was Cristobal Somoza and in 1548 Jose Somoza y Sangro. In 1748 Jose Benito Montenegro. The buildings visible today are basically 18th century and there are no remains of the medieval tower. For sale exclusively through Galician Country Homes.