Situated in the wonderful region of Galicia, this charming villa enjoys a peaceful setting whilst being just a short stroll from the beach, offering the perfect spot to spend sunny days and make the most of the picturesque coastline.
Located off a quiet road, Villa de Campo is arranged over several levels, making the most of its spectacular views down to the sea and Aldan estuary. Newly built, the stone facade makes a striking presence, and the spacious rooms spill out onto various front terraces where you can sit and admire the view. Fully enclosed, the garden extends away from the villa, dotted with oak and citrus trees and vibrant planting that surrounds the perimeter, creating a tranquil setting.
Entering the property, the main living area features a double-height space dominated by a striking staircase and floor-to-ceiling openings that draw in plenty of natural light whilst framing views out to the garden and coast beyond. Arranged throughout the room, various seating areas invite you to relax, and a large sofa to the front offers a comfortable place to sit and watch TV. Sliding doors open out to the terrace, which you can leave ajar to enjoy a gentle breeze or step outside and relax with a book whilst soaking up the sun. A neat dining table is positioned at the base of the stairs, whilst the modern kitchen can be found to the far side, with a smart central island and sleek cabinets well-equipped for preparing meals throughout your stay. A further set of doors leads out to the rear of the villa, where the backyard offers a charming setting for entertaining guests. There is a barbecue and spacious outdoor table, perfect for making the most of the warm weather and sharing leisurely meals in the fresh air.
Leading to the upper floors, the contemporary staircase opens out to form a mezzanine space, where a wonderfully light space and various seating are ideal for relaxing or doing some work. Arranged over all levels, there are six charming bedrooms to choose from, each newly furnished and featuring a mixture of double and single beds. Light and airy, several of the rooms enjoy splendid views over the estuary, whilst the others look out to the garden below. The master bedroom features an ensuite, whilst a further three bathrooms have been well-designed and serve the rest of the villa. There is also a bathroom conveniently located on the lower level, perfect for those returning from the beach.
Features:
The Villa
Villa de Campo is an impressive and large property with space for the whole family, or two!
Lower Ground Floor
- Spacious and open-plan living room over split levels, with large sofas, Smart TV, and access to the terrace
Ground Floor
- Dining area with 6-seater table and access to the exterior
- Fully-equipped and modern kitchen with breakfast bar and access to the exterior
- Bedroom with double bed (180 × 200 cm)
- Shared shower and toilet
First Floor
- Bedroom with double bed (150 × 200 cm) and built-in wardrobe
- Bedroom with double bed (150 × 180 cm) and built-in wardrobe
- Bedroom with double bed (150 × 200 cm) and en-suite shower
- Shared bathroom
Second Floor
- Leisure area with sofa, TV, desk, and access to terrace with incredible sea views
- Bedroom with two single beds (90 × 200 cm) and crib
- Bedroom with two single beds (90 × 200 cm)
Exterior
- Fully-enclosed property with private entrance and large garden space
- Parking for 2 cars in garage
- Covered terrace with seating
- Terrace/balcony with sea views
- Large terrace with dining area and barbecue and sea views
- Hammocks
Additional Facilities
- Wi-Fi connection
- 4 industrial fans
- Bio-mass powered heating
- Heated floors
- Washing machine
- Dryer
- Dishwasher
- Alarm
- Beach essentials
- Crib
- Iron & board
- Smoke detector
Tourist License Number: VUT-PO-009438
Location:
Whilst enjoying an exclusive position, with a peaceful garden and spectacular views, Villa de Campo is perfectly placed to explore the surrounding area, with the beach being less than 400m away.
Stretching for nearly 1200 km, Galicia’s rugged coastline is dotted with tiny bays and charming inlets, and there are plenty of options close by. Praia de Vilarino is the nearest beach, with a lovely stretch of clean sand and a gentle shore, perfect for enjoying an early morning swim or offering a great place to spend the day with children. Further along the peninsula, Praia de Castineiras is a lovely spot, and there are several cafes and bars to the rear where you can enjoy an ice cream or a bite to eat. Take your time discovering hidden bays along the coast, or hop in the car for 10 minutes and head to the southern side, where Praia de Barra offers a slice of natural paradise. With a long stretch of powder-white sand and beautifully clear waters, the beach is a wonderful spot to relax in the sun, and you can take a picnic and enjoy the peaceful setting.
Just 30 minutes away, Pontevedra is a great option for a day out. Sitting on the mouth of the Lerez River, the settlement was once a key port in the region. You can explore the city’s vibrant streets and see the remains of the rich maritime heritage. Visit the Praza de Ferrería to admire the distinctive round form of the Church of Peregrina, or seek out the Basílica de Santa María a Maior built in a mixture of Gothic, Plateresque and Portuguese styles. Wander along to the covered market, where you can sample some of the region’s produce, such as tarta de Santiago or the famous tetilla cheese. There are a number of neighbourhood tapas bars where you can stop for some lunch or head to Restaurante Santa Clara to enjoy traditional cooking with their delicious homemade casseroles and typical rice dishes.
To the south, the industrial port of Vigo is also worth visiting, and you can explore the charming old town and visit the Rúa dos Cesteiros to browse the local boutiques. There are plenty of restaurants along the waterfront, where you can enjoy a wide variety of fresh sea produce sourced along Galicia’s coast or wander along the Rúa das Ostras to try local oysters accompanied by a glass of traditional Albarino wine. During the summer months, regular ferries run from Vigo out to the Cies Islands, and a boat trip offers an alternative perspective back to the coast (make sure to book in advance!). Filled with flora and fauna, the islands are a paradise for hikers and birdwatchers, and there are plenty of trails inviting you to explore the beautiful natural setting. Follow a path out to the lighthouse to enjoy spectacular views of Baixo Mino, or head to Playa de Rodas, where you can take a swim in the clear blue waters.
Terms & Conditions:
Arrival time
4 pm.
Departure time
10 am.
Minimum stay
7 nights.
Other Ts and Cs
Due to the open spaces and staircases in this property, the owner does not allow babies and toddlers under 7 years old and we recommend this property for older children only.
