Description
This historic town house in the centre of Vegadeo offers 1657 m² of usable space on a 600 m² plot. Dating back to an earlier era, the property combines substantial residential accommodation with several commercial possibilities within one enclosed complex. Its prominent tower provides panoramic views over the surrounding landscape along the river.
The complex consists of four parts:
- a rehabilitated house built in 1890,
- a cafeteria or bar with independent access from the garden, a period bar, contemporary tables and chairs, and bathrooms,
- a building under construction with two independent apartments, direct access from the street, and the projects, plans and licences required to complete the work,
- a former discotheque with independent access, a bar, dance floor, seating area, bathrooms and the original technology of its period.
The main house is arranged over two floors plus the attic located in the tower. One floor includes a living room, a large kitchen, a very spacious room and a patio, formerly used as the restaurant area and now incorporated into the house. The other floor, reached by a beautiful staircase, features a gallery, several independently connected corridors, a living room, dining room, another kitchen with a breakfast area and seven bedrooms with large windows. There are also three bathrooms. A spiral staircase leads to the tower, where an open attic space with large windows completes the accommodation.
Vegadeo, in western Asturias, provides a broad range of services, including the town hall, schools, medical services, pharmacies, library, theatre, cultural and sports centres, bus station, banks, shops and supermarkets. Beaches are available in Figueras and Castropol, while Playa das Catedrais is located in Ribadeo. The nearby towns include Ribadeo, Tapia de Casariego and Castropol, with the hospital in Navia also within reach. The property has excellent access via the A-8 motorway and N-634 national road. The airport and high-speed railway station are just over an hour away via the A-8.










