This historic property is located 300 metres from the English Way of St. James in Abegondo, A Coruna. The estate has 3.7 hectares  9.14 acres  of land and a stone house from 1874 with unique traditional elements.
The main house preserves the original stone exterior walls and is distributed over two floors. The ground floor includes a large open-plan space formerly used for livestock farming, a kitchen equipped for artisan cheese production with refrigeration chambers, bathroom, small cellar and stone lounge. The upper floor has three bedrooms and a large lounge with original wooden beam structure.
The ensemble includes traditional elements of great value: Galician lareira with original wooden doors, wood oven, stone chimney, artisan well with working motor and three traditional horreos, one from 1874.
The property has a high-ceiling alpendre with multiple possibilities, garage and connection to mains electricity and free municipal water supply.
The strategic location places the property 4 km from Abegondo centre, with a bus stop 200 metres away connecting daily with A Coruna. It forms part of the Biosphere Reserve 'Marinas Corunesas e Terras do Mandeo' and is located near the Abegondo-Cecebre reservoir, a protected natural space ideal for bird watching.