€ 43,000
Chantada Country house for sale
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Ref : CHV41
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3 beds
0 baths
215 m2 built
4910 m2 plot size
highest price:
€ 45,000
Current discount:
4%
This is an excellent opportunity to invest in a secluded property in a natural area near the Miño River. This property comprises two stone houses to renovate set on a beautiful plot of land measuring 4.910 m². The plot has good pasture land (1.071 m²) and beautiful chestnut woods (3.839 m²). The access to the house is good by a small local road. The first house (75 m²) is an attractive small stone house on two floors. The entrance leads directly to a large inner covered courtyard of 85 m² with a typical stone oven. The house by itself is in need of fully renovations and comprises a cellar of 25 m² on the ground floor and an open space of 50 m² on the first floor. The roof has new corrugated sheets and needs only to be retiled. The interior of the house is in need of fully renovations. You can find the second house at approx. 30 metres from the first one. This is a pretty stone house on two floors with two entrances. One entrance is at the back side of the house. The ground floor comprises a charmingt wine cellar measuring 50 m² with wooden barrels and a storage room of 20 m². Exterior stairs lead to the first floor which comprises a living dining room of 50 m² and a bedroom of 20 m². The house is built of thick stone with new windows and has corrugated sheets on the roof. The location is very peaceful, on the edge of a small hamlet nestled close to the Miño River. The river meandering in this part of the south of the Lugo province creates a beautiful landscape with typically terraced vineyards producing excellent wines. The views are superb overlooking the mountains close to the riverside. All necessary amenities (shops, supermarkets, schools, a medical centre, bars, restaurants, etc.) are in the town of Chantada, at about 10 minutes by car away. The property has mains electricity and for the water supply you need to bore a well on the land.
