This exclusive property features rural Galician architecture with careful attention to the structure and selection of materials such as wood and glass. Its harmonious design blends perfectly into a natural environment of lush greenery.
The 439 m² house is composed of four independent double-height modules under a single inverted roof, plus an outbuilding for storage of materials. Access to the plot is via a pedestrian gate or two automated vehicle gates. A stone wall guides visitors to the central core, which distributes the different modules. These modules are clad in cedar wood and oriented to maximise natural light.
The first module includes a living room, dining room and kitchen on the ground floor, with a studio upstairs. The second module has a convertible study and bedroom on the ground floor, and a master bedroom with dressing room and gallery upstairs. The third module connects to the second module and contains private bathrooms. The fourth module houses the garage, ironing room, drying room and a utility area on the ground floor, and a bedroom and en-suite bathroom upstairs.
Outside, two porches with iron columns and high quality glazing facilitate the connection between indoors and outdoors. The property, situated on a plot of 2,000 m² in the village of As Buceleiras, is only 9 km from Santiago de Compostela and well connected to the motorway network, without the visual or acoustic impact of these.