Casa Julian, Galicia

A charming, old, detached stone house with a delightful, enclosed garden, and a small children's pool, Casa Julian is set in a peaceful village amongst Albarino vineyards, in the heart of the Salnes valley with its gentle climate in the Rias Baixas.

Lovingly restored whilst maintaining many of its original features the house is spacious, attractively decorated and furnished and well distributed, making a very comfortable holiday home, full of character. The bedrooms, all with ensuite bathrooms, are particularly inviting.

The property has been well thought out for every member of the family, from the billiard table in the sitting room, the wonderfully rustic BBQ room with its traditional Galician fireplace and original bread oven, the "fun" children's bedroom and all the different sitting out areas in the garden so everyone can have their own space.

You are in a real country spot and the views from the garden of the local church "on the mount" (illuminated at night) and the coast beyond are magical especially at sunset.

In spite of the rural setting you have most amenities close at hand with some very good restaurants nearby, fantastic beaches and the popular resort of Sanxenxo with its impressive marina at six kilometres. The ancient towns of Cambados and Combarro are just a little further and just on your doorstep there are some lovely walks, particularly along the river A Chanca, taking in all the old watermills.

The house has WIFI, wheelchair access and the owners allow pets.

Accommodation Description

Parking area at the side of the house.
Through gate from here or main front gate to gravelled courtyard and patio and two steps down to large garden (all fully enclosed) with children's pool.

From courtyard and patio to front door which opens into the entrada with door at far end onto the balcony and steps down to garden.
Off entrada to the left to spacious sitting room with open fireplace and billiard table and glass doors onto balcony and garden.
Off entrada to the right to dining room with large skylight, wood burning stove and window hatch to kitchen and access to the garden. From entrada to country style kitchen.

Door from kitchen to huge, high ceilinged BBQ/dining room with traditional Galician fireplace and bread oven and glass sliding doors onto courtyard. From this room, down two steps to cloakroom and shower room. Up wooden staircase to attic room/children's bedroom with skylight and window looking onto BBQ room.

Off dining room, up one step to passage and two bedrooms (one double, one twin) with ensuite bathrooms. Up two steps from passage to further bedroom (one twin) with ensuite bathroom.
From passage down stairs to further bedroom on ground level (one twin) with ensuite bathroom and french doors onto garden.
There is another bedroom (one twin) with ensuite bathroom on the ground floor with access from the garden only.

Reg No. 2019/872200

Booking Seasons
High	August & Easter	£3150
Mid	July & September	£2600
Low	Rest of Year	£2400

Lores

Getting There

The Rias Bajas region in the south of Galicia is well served by air:

Flights:
From Heathrow to A Coruña with Vueling (BA);
From Gatwick to Santiago with Easyjet;
From Stansted to Vigo or Santiago with Ryanair;
From Dublin to Vigo with Ryanair or Santiago with Aer Lingus.

For the more southerly properties flights to Porto in Portugal may also be a good option:
From Heathrow with BA;
From Gatwick with Easyjet or TAP;
From Stansted with Ryanair;
From Luton with Easyjet;
From Manchester with TAP, Easyjet or Ryanair;
From Bristol with Easyjet;
From Edinburgh with Ryanair;
From Dublin with TAP and Ryanair.

NB Flights are not included but we can advise on routes and timetables

Good motorway links now make ferry travel a possibility though you may need to consider stop-overs depending on sailing times (see our selection of hotels)
(Vigo is 5 hours 30 mins from Santander)

Ferries: Plymouth or Portsmouth to Santander or Bilbao – 7 sailings weekly. Ireland to North Spain - 2 sailings a week.


Please ask us for advice on ferry crossings, timetables and flexible start dates to fit with the crossings.

Getting Around

If travelling by air we recommend renting a hire car to make the most out of your visit to the area. If you prefer to use public transport please consult our expert staff for advice on which properties are more suitable.

If coming on the ferry you will use your own vehicle - we recommend that you ensure that insurance and breakdown cover are in place. For full advice on how to prepare the vehicle etc see the Brittany Ferries website

In either case we will provide full instructions to arrive at your holiday accommodation, complete with GPS co-ordinates.