A Forxa - Casa Ferrador (Ribeira Sacra)

A rural house in the heart of the Ribeira Sacra, opened in 2020. A 150 m² apartment-style rural house available for whole-unit rental, accommodating 6 people, with the option of two extra guests on pull-out beds. This apartment features exquisite finishes and a meticulous renovation, rated “2 keys,” with a fully equipped kitchen and bedrooms, as well as stable, guaranteed high-speed Wi-Fi:<br><br>Living/dining room and kitchen: 41 m², with oven, dishwasher, refrigerator, and Wi-Fi<br>Pantry, laundry room, and a half-bath on the first floor<br>2 bedrooms, each 15 m² (one with a 150 bed and the other with two 90 beds)<br>2 full bathrooms<br>1 bedroom measuring 9 m² (90-bed pull-out bed), with a shared bathroom<br>Fully equipped kitchen, bedrooms (sheets), and bathrooms (bath and pool towels)<br>Central heating<br><br>The outdoor areas at A Forxa (Casa Ferrador) include:<br>A Palleira multipurpose room (130 m²), with ping-pong, foosball, board games…<br>Indoor pool (can be uncovered and is open from May 15 through September)<br>Landscaped area with mini-golf<br>The Treehouse<br>Trampoline and grass badminton/volleyball court<br>Picnic areas with barbecue in the landscaped area<br>Free Wi-Fi (Premium Internet Service available, with guaranteed connection and bandwidth)<br>10,000 m² estate<br><br>Your ideal rural home for long stays. Special rates for stays of 8 to 15 nights<br><br>A setting of natural beauty and exceptional cuisine<br>A privileged setting of natural beauty and historical heritage. The Miño and Sil rivers carved into ancient tectonic faults; specifically, the Sil Canyon—a natural wonder where exquisite wines with the Ribeira Sacra designation of origin are cultivated on its terraced slopes and are known for their “heroic viticulture.” In fact, as part of the Natura 2000 Network, it is a unique environmental and scenic enclave in Spain, featuring alternating oak and chestnut forests alongside species typical of Mediterranean woodlands. It is also a refuge for unique wildlife such as black kites and golden eagles. <br>And as if that weren’t enough, it boasts the highest concentration of rural Romanesque architecture in all of Europe. <br><br>A surefire choice for the senses<br>Endless activities and possibilities: wine testing with views of vineyards and wineries; rural Romanesque architecture, hiking, water sports, Galician cuisine, spas and hot springs, birdwatching....