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12 guests · 6 bedrooms · 6 baths
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Pazo Torre Penelas, a vineyard steeped in history.
Pazo Torre Penelas, located in the municipality of Portas, in Pontevedra, is listed as a historical landmark dating from the 14th or 15th century and features the typical elements of large medieval pazos, such as the granary, the dovecote, and the chapel.
Pazo Torre Penelas belongs to the Torres family, who have preserved the original appearance of the pazo—which remains in good condition—but have redecorated the interior with the guidance of Galician interior designer Belén Sueiro. Guests are sure to enjoy comfortable and elegant accommodations that meet 21st-century standards in every respect.
It features a 6-hectare walled vineyard and a small winery where the Torres family has produced the first wine made entirely from granite.
The manor house is rented out exclusively as a whole, and guests have access to all outdoor areas.
It features a first floor, first floor, and attic.
On the first floor, you’ll find a large living room, an elegant dining room, a fully equipped rustic-style kitchen, and a guest restroom, as well as four double bedrooms, all with full bathrooms.
The attic houses the manor’s magnificent suite, featuring an impressive 2.40-meter-wide four-poster bed, a living area integrated into the suite, and a spacious bathroom with a whirlpool tub.
This floor also features a charming separate suite with a living room, a full bathroom, and a sixth double bedroom.
Outside the manor, guests can enjoy a large gazebo with a barbecue and a tree-lined garden, which also houses the chapel and offers a fantastic view of the vineyard.
Of course, there is ample parking available.
Portas is a municipality located in the northwest of the province of Pontevedra, covering an area of 22.73 km² and home to nearly 3,000 residents spread across four parishes: Briallos, Lantaño, Portas, and Romai.
It is situated on the banks of the Umia River, at the point where the Salnés Valley begins, stretching its fertile floodplains all the way to the sea. It borders the municipalities of Caldas de Reis, Barro, and Ribadumia.
Pazo Torre Penelas is located in the village of Torre, in the parish of Lantaño.
Medieval manors, hiking trails, a prehistoric hillfort, and a river beach delight travelers visiting the municipality of Portas, which is part of the Portuguese Way to Santiago de Compostela.
Tourist Resources:
1. Hiking Trails:
- SALNÉS GREENWAY
- LANTAÑO MOUNTAIN TRAIL
- UMIA-LANTAÑO TRAIL: FROM FONTENLA TO PARADISE
- HIKING TRAILS THROUGH THE PARISH OF ROMAI
- HIKING TRAILS THROUGH THE PARISH OF PORTAS
- HIKING TRAILS THROUGH THE PARISH OF BRIALLOS
2. The Areeira de Lantaño river beach. A place for swimming and leisure along the Umia River.
3. Castro de Rial (Iron Age)
4. A Barosa Natural Park and Waterfall in the municipality of Barro.
5. Botanical Garden, riverside promenade, and Roman bridges in Caldas de Reis.
Distances to major points of interest:
Caldas de Reis: 4.7 km
Portuguese Way of St. James: 5.3 km
Roman Bridge over the Bermaña River: 5.5 km
Church of St. Thomas: 4.8 km
Fervenzas de Segade: 6.7 km
Botanical Garden: 5 km
Teatro Principal and Provincial Museum of Pontevedra: 17 km
Combarro Fishing Village: 21.5 km
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral: 52 km
Gaiás, City of Culture: 54 km
Vilagarcía Train and Bus Station: 16 km
Pontevedra train and bus station: 17.6 km
Santiago Airport: 59 km
Vigo Airport: 45 km
A Coruña Airport: 116 km
As Sinas Beach, Vilanova: 23 km
Arousa Island Beaches: 27 km
Sanxenxo Beaches: 28 km
O Grove Beaches: 36 km
La Toja Island, O Grove: 42 km
Pazo Torre Penelas, located in the municipality of Portas, in Pontevedra, is listed as a historical landmark dating from the 14th or 15th century and features the typical elements of large medieval pazos, such as the granary, the dovecote, and the chapel.
Pazo Torre Penelas belongs to the Torres family, who have preserved the original appearance of the pazo—which remains in good condition—but have redecorated the interior with the guidance of Galician interior designer Belén Sueiro. Guests are sure to enjoy comfortable and elegant accommodations that meet 21st-century standards in every respect.
It features a 6-hectare walled vineyard and a small winery where the Torres family has produced the first wine made entirely from granite.
The manor house is rented out exclusively as a whole, and guests have access to all outdoor areas.
It features a first floor, first floor, and attic.
On the first floor, you’ll find a large living room, an elegant dining room, a fully equipped rustic-style kitchen, and a guest restroom, as well as four double bedrooms, all with full bathrooms.
The attic houses the manor’s magnificent suite, featuring an impressive 2.40-meter-wide four-poster bed, a living area integrated into the suite, and a spacious bathroom with a whirlpool tub.
This floor also features a charming separate suite with a living room, a full bathroom, and a sixth double bedroom.
Outside the manor, guests can enjoy a large gazebo with a barbecue and a tree-lined garden, which also houses the chapel and offers a fantastic view of the vineyard.
Of course, there is ample parking available.
Portas is a municipality located in the northwest of the province of Pontevedra, covering an area of 22.73 km² and home to nearly 3,000 residents spread across four parishes: Briallos, Lantaño, Portas, and Romai.
It is situated on the banks of the Umia River, at the point where the Salnés Valley begins, stretching its fertile floodplains all the way to the sea. It borders the municipalities of Caldas de Reis, Barro, and Ribadumia.
Pazo Torre Penelas is located in the village of Torre, in the parish of Lantaño.
Medieval manors, hiking trails, a prehistoric hillfort, and a river beach delight travelers visiting the municipality of Portas, which is part of the Portuguese Way to Santiago de Compostela.
Tourist Resources:
1. Hiking Trails:
- SALNÉS GREENWAY
- LANTAÑO MOUNTAIN TRAIL
- UMIA-LANTAÑO TRAIL: FROM FONTENLA TO PARADISE
- HIKING TRAILS THROUGH THE PARISH OF ROMAI
- HIKING TRAILS THROUGH THE PARISH OF PORTAS
- HIKING TRAILS THROUGH THE PARISH OF BRIALLOS
2. The Areeira de Lantaño river beach. A place for swimming and leisure along the Umia River.
3. Castro de Rial (Iron Age)
4. A Barosa Natural Park and Waterfall in the municipality of Barro.
5. Botanical Garden, riverside promenade, and Roman bridges in Caldas de Reis.
Distances to major points of interest:
Caldas de Reis: 4.7 km
Portuguese Way of St. James: 5.3 km
Roman Bridge over the Bermaña River: 5.5 km
Church of St. Thomas: 4.8 km
Fervenzas de Segade: 6.7 km
Botanical Garden: 5 km
Teatro Principal and Provincial Museum of Pontevedra: 17 km
Combarro Fishing Village: 21.5 km
Santiago de Compostela Cathedral: 52 km
Gaiás, City of Culture: 54 km
Vilagarcía Train and Bus Station: 16 km
Pontevedra train and bus station: 17.6 km
Santiago Airport: 59 km
Vigo Airport: 45 km
A Coruña Airport: 116 km
As Sinas Beach, Vilanova: 23 km
Arousa Island Beaches: 27 km
Sanxenxo Beaches: 28 km
O Grove Beaches: 36 km
La Toja Island, O Grove: 42 km
Amenities at Medieval manor among vineyards for 12 guests. Large gazebo with barbecue and garden
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Galicia
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