luxury houses with sea view for sale Oleiros, Spain

In a unique enclave surrounded by nature is the Pazo da Riva, a historic property of extraordinary character located in Galicia. Its construction dates back to the eighteenth century and is linked to the Pardos de Andrade family, a well-known family from Pontedeume. The estate has remained linked to descendants of the original family, thus preserving an important part of its history.Its privileged location allows you to enjoy wide panoramic views over the sea and spectacular sunsets. The complex combines traditional Galician architecture, privacy and a natural environment of great beauty.A PROPERTY WITH THREE HOMESThe estate is made up of three independent stone buildings, offering multiple possibilities of use: family residence, guest accommodation, family housing or even a tourist project.Main houseThe main house is distributed over three floors and under the roof, with approximately 290 m² on both the ground and first floors.The ground floor has a large hall with two entrances, a private gym, a large living room with a monumental fireplace/stone fireplace, an office, a full bathroom, a laundry room and a pantry.On the mezzanine floor we find a second living room with fireplace and the master bedroom in en-suite format, accompanied by a full bathroom. The floors and ceilings in this area are made of oak wood.The ground floor houses a large fully equipped kitchen with access to the garden, as well as an elegant living room with fireplace and a characteristic Galician gallery facing the sea. It is completed with a living room, three bedrooms - one of them with a large built-in wardrobe - and a full bathroom.The fully insulated below deck, with a skylight, offers ample additional storage space.Casa del GuardésThis second home, distributed over two floors, maintains the stone, oak and porcelain stoneware finishes. It has an equipped kitchenette, living room, bathroom and laundry on the ground floor. Upstairs you have two bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, high ceilings with exposed oak beams and a second bathroom. Access incorporates a digital system by code.Casa Los ArcosThe third independent house has a kitchen, living room, pantry, bathroom and laundry on the ground floor. On the upper floor it has an entrance hall and three bedrooms, the main one standing out for its private dressing room and en-suite bathroom.GARDENS AND HISTORICAL ELEMENTSThe homes are integrated into an extensive landscaped estate with ornamental trees that provide great privacy. Among its unique elements are a traditional alpendre with large oak beams and a tile roof, two historic granaries, a stone cross and an old baptismal font acquired from antique dealers.The property also has an outdoor storage room of about 20 m² and an open garage for three or four vehicles.SOLIDITY AND EQUIPMENTThe complex is mainly built with stone walls and concrete slab roofs covered with traditional tile. Oak wood is present in flooring, doors and ceilings, combined with porcelain stoneware. The windows have aluminium exterior carpentry and wooden interior.Its facilities include three wells, the use of two springs, a high-capacity electric accumulator, five firefighting units, a perimeter alarm, a septic tank and an underground diesel tank connected to an independent boiler room protected by a fire wall.A unique property that brings together history, traditional architecture, three independent houses, privacy and privileged views of the ocean. ref:CBAC383

Discover this exquisite newly built villa in Cas Mut, a highly sought-after area just minutes away from Ibiza town and the iconic Marina Botafoch. Located on a 2,243m² plot, this luxurious property offers 857m² of beautifully designed living space, with 4 bedrooms to ensure privacy and comfort. Cas Mut is quickly becoming one of the most prestigious locations for luxury properties in southern Ibiza, offering residents an exclusive environment close to the island's main attractions. Its ideal location places you just minutes away from Ibiza's vibrant nightlife, world-class beaches, and marina, while maintaining the tranquility and exclusivity of a private retreat. Built meticulously with high-quality materials and elegant design, this villa respects the island's unique heritage architecture while offering modern amenities. Perfect for year-round living or as a vacation home, the property caters to the most discerning buyers with ample space for a gym, spa, game room, cinema room, and staff accommodation. It also features a large underground parking area for added convenience. This luxurious villa in Cas Mut offers the ultimate lifestyle in Ibiza, combining privacy, elegance, and proximity to the island's best destinations.

We go back to the 18th century, during the reign of the Bourbons in Spain. The construction of the fortress began in 1740, simultaneously with the Castelo do Cardeal (Cardinal's Castle), located on the opposite shore of the Corcubión estuary. It was named Castillo del Príncipe in honor of the son of Carlos III of Spain, the future king Carlos IV. By the end of the 19th century, the castle ceased to be state property after a public auction. It had several owners, with Galician businessman Xosé Ramón Oreiro making significant renovations in 1985, turning it into a luxury residence. Like the Cardenal Castle, it was equipped with 12 artillery pieces in various towers facing the sea. A large central building directed its wings towards the half-bastions of the ravelin, including quarters for the garrison, which housed 88 soldiers, warehouses, and a powder magazine. The finely carved stonework of the exterior and much of the interior constructions magnificently stand out both from the sea and from the land, where it had a moat and a bridge leading to the center of the fortress. Currently classified as a Cultural Heritage Site since 1994, forming part of the Cultural Heritage of Galicia.

This unique 18th-century coastal castle, called del Cardenal, was built in honor of the Spanish Infante D. Luis de Borbón y Farnesio, brother of King Carlos III and sixth son of King Felipe V of Spain and Isabel de Farnesio, Duchess of Parma. He was appointed Cardinal Archbishop of Toledo in 1735, Primate of Spain, Archbishop of Seville in 1741, and when he left the ecclesiastical state, he was appointed Count of Chinchón. He was an important patron who supported painters like Francisco Goya and Luis Paret. This fort, along with the Prince's castle in CEE, was built between 1755-1757 to defend the port in the Ria de Corcubión. The building is a fortified star-shaped peninsula built in stone from local quarries, which was a burden for the villagers who had to use carts and oxen to transport the stone to the castle. With these construction features, the intention was for the piece to blend in with the surroundings and surprise attackers to protect expeditions heading to northern Europe or the Mediterranean, and to prevent looting of inland cities. It has 17 gun ports and occupies an area of approximately 2,800 m2. Inside the enclosure, surrounding the courtyard, there is a U-shaped building that now serves as a residence but originally housed troops, warehouses, a gunpowder magazine, and other castle facilities. It had capacity for 96 men. The interior is one floor with 3 stone bodies, including a kitchen, officers' quarters, weapon and gunpowder storage, all with barrel-vaulted ceilings and whitewashed walls. It also had vegetable gardens and a freshwater well for sustenance during a siege. The fortress is in excellent conservation and faithfully respects its original structure.

Sea and nature in its purest state on the Galician cliffs. In a privileged corner of northern Galicia, on a peninsula surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, this impressive property stands next to the iconic Playa de las Catedrales, in Ribadeo (Lugo). It is a truly incomparable enclave, where wild cliffs, pristine beaches, and the constant sound of the sea create an atmosphere of calm, strength, and limitless beauty. A place where nature manifests itself in its purest state, and where the house integrates into the landscape as an extension of the environment. Built in 1977 and completely renovated from 2006, this house combines the architectural solidity of its original era with a contemporary design that prioritizes spaciousness, light, and visual connection with the outside. Each intervention has been designed to preserve the essence of the house while incorporating quality materials and modern solutions. With a constructed area of 395 m², the property has 9 spacious bedrooms and 6 full bathrooms, making it an ideal home for both family life and enjoying with guests in an exclusive environment. The distribution ensures privacy and functionality, with bright and airy rooms, many of them facing the sea. The main living room is one of the main features of the house. Its architectural design simulates the bow of a ship, visually projecting itself over the Atlantic. This room offers a unique experience, where the sea seems to enter the house and envelop those who contemplate it. It is a space of contemplation and calm, where luxury is expressed through the landscape. The house sits on a plot of 11,400 m², surrounded by carefully designed gardens with native vegetation, respecting the natural aesthetic of the environment. These gardens, like the house, are designed to integrate without artifice into the Atlantic environment, generating an atmosphere of absolute privacy and serene beauty. The property has undergone comprehensive high-quality renovations and finish updates. Furthermore, the house has a private garage included in the price, individual heating, built-in wardrobes in several rooms, exterior access adapted for people with reduced mobility, and an orientation that favors soft and constant natural light throughout the year. This property is not just a house, it is a lifestyle. It is the perfect place for those seeking a home where nature, luxury, and privacy coexist in balance. A home to live without haste, with the sea as the horizon and the Atlantic wind as a daily companion. An irreplaceable refuge on the Galician cliff, where luxury is not flaunted, it is breathed.