This beautiful villa is the perfect place to relax and get away from it all. Very private and quiet, it has an enormous, fenced off garden with fruit trees, magnolias, camelias, flowers and other shrubs that make you feel like you are in an enchanted, secret garden.
The villa is spacious, elegant and quirky with a comfortable modern eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, a separate formal dining room, and 2 living rooms.
Please note that there is a separate studio on the property where the owners go from time to time. It has its own entrance and the owners are extremely respectful of their guests' privacy.

Lourenzá is a stop on the camino de Santiago and is packed with history of it’s own and things to see. It is also only a 15 minute drive from the coast and it’s beautiful beaches and the famous Playa de las Catedrales. Ribadeo, a lovely coastal town, is only a short 25 minute drive away as well.

THE PROPERTY ALSO HAS A GUEST HOUSE THAT WE OFFER ALONG WITH THE BIG HOUSE FOR GROUPS OF MORE THAN 7 PEOPLE.

Lourenzá is a town with much history, revolving around the hospitality and industry of the Benedictine monastery founded by Count Don Osorio Gutiérrez (“Saint Count”) in 969. According to tradition, the name Lourenzá is derived from the names of his children, Lourenzo and Ana. The current monastic building is a spectacular baroque structure whose church was planned in 1732. Its façade served as a trial for the Obradoiro façade of the cathedral in Santiago. In the chapel of Valdeflores (18th century) is the marble Paleochristian sarcophagus (6th century) which Don Osorio brought from Aquitaine in the 10th century for his body's eternal rest. The baroque legacy of Lourenzá is enriched by the chapel of Nuestra Señora De Valdanera and the monastery's striking reredos-reliquary. From the Neoclassic period is the solemn architecture of the high reredos and its images carved by Ferreiro. The Museum of Religious Art widens the town's cultural possibilities.