Unique Intimate Glamping Experience in a Windmill Perfect for a Couple Getaway in O Barqueiro, Galicia

Description

If stones told stories, this mill, almost two centuries old, would speak of a time where values ​​and survival went hand in hand. Where in these small coastal farming and fishing villages, they managed with old tools and basic materials that, with determination and a lot of effort, built this wind machine capable of grinding the local wheat crops...A time of basics; fish, vegetables, and bread, but that Galician bread so appreciated by locals and strangers, which has endured through time, becoming a necessity product to a delicatessen of exquisite recognition...
If these stones could talk, they would tell the story of a family, the grandparents of Secundino Rivera, creators of this mill in the 19th century, and how back in 1973, already in the hands of Secundino, forgotten and in ruin, he undertook a tedious process recovery; completing machinery, grinding stones, gears, etc., to turn it into your personal paint workshop. Secundino Rivera (1932-2013), artist; painter and sculptor of recognized international renown, extensive work that we can now enjoy as part of the essence of this mill, commemorates with its transformation into a vacation property, a new stage of inspiration for all those adventurers of emotions, of destinations with history, that the passage of time did not make a dent in its foundations...

The Space
The mill is located, quiet and intimate among forests, in the secluded Villa de OBarqueiro, a tiny picturesque fishing port, firmly at the sea entrance of the Ría Sor, still vigilant at the maritime entrance of the Northern Seas.

An original construction of thick solid stone walls, with its handcrafted wooden dome, crossed by its axes and entire chestnut beams, offers us a unique vision of living an archaeological experience, but modernized to the comfort of our times for very personal.

Check in and out
Check in:17:00
Check out:11:00

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