Villa Petroglyph

Description

Nestled in the pretty village of Praderrei near Campo Lameiro, half an hour from the historical town of Pontevedra and the white sandy beaches of Ria de Pontevedra and Ria de Arousa, this beautiful country house offers guests a relaxing and memorable stay. Sleeping up to eighteen guests, this seven-bedroom property is ideal for large families, groups of friends or multiple couples wanting to experience what glorious Galicia has to offer.

Inside the villa, exposed stone walls and beautiful beams give Villa Petroglyph a rustic and traditional feel with plenty of character. The six double bedrooms are all en-suite, as well as the twin room. Each unique bedroom has its own television and music system, and provide a comfortable and private haven for guests to rest and recharge after a lazy day in the sun. There is a large living room with a fireplace, as well as a fantastic dining room that will fit all eighteen guests comfortably. The spacious and fully-equipped kitchen comes with state-of-the-art appliances and plenty of prep space, making cooking for large groups that bit easier. There is even a wine cellar that comes with oak barrels full of fruity and fresh home-made wine and liquors; dinner parties have never been so fun!

Outside, there is a lovely garden with a large pool, surrounded by beautiful panoramic mountain views. The abundance of space will certainly accommodate everyone; even at full capacity, Villa Petroglyph will feel spacious and unobtrusive. By day, kick back on a sun lounger around the pool, dip your toes into the cooling waters or explore the rural grounds. When meal times call, pull up a wooden chair around the alfresco table and enjoy a delicious meal, prepared on the barbecue. This beautiful property offers guests a relaxing and tranquil stay for large groups of guests; with traditional interiors great facilities and a fantastic location, Villa Petroglyph has everything guests could want.

If you are interested in inviting 18 guests to Villa Petroglyph, please enquire with us as additional bedding will have to be provided.

#### Features
The Villa

Villa Petroglyph is a large countryside villa that is capable of sleeping up to 18 guests! Relax poolside and enjoy the views of Praderrei in Pontevedra.

Ground Floor
- Twin bedroom
- Communal bathroom
- Dining area
- Fully equipped kitchen
- Utility room

First Floor
- Communal bathrooms
- Living area
- Two Double bedrooms

Second Floor
- Four Double bedrooms, with en-suite bathrooms

Exterior
- Private swimming pool, with Roman steps access (10x5m)
- Barbecue
- Lawn area
- Outdoor dining & furniture
- Parasols
- Poolside shower
- Private Parking
- Sun loungers

Additional Facilities
- Hairdryer
- Iron/Board
- Televisions
- Wi-Fi internet

#### Location
Villa Petroglyph is located in the sleepy town of Praderrei in Pontevedra, northern Spain. It is a peaceful location surrounded by top-notch hiking and bike routes. Spend afternoons wandering along the cobbled streets in the town or browse artistic products in the square. This part of Spain is also renowned for its seafood, so you can try the local dishes at a restaurant here, including octopus, shellfish and mussels.

The region of Galacia itself is known for its green valleys, rugged mountains and wild beaches. Think bagpipes playing and baroque cathedrals, too – so, you might feel more like you're in Scotland than Spain. The stunning beaches of Ria de Pontevedra and Ria de Arousa are a short drive away, where you will find the crystal-clear sea and plenty of water sports activities.

The city of Pontevedra , just a half an hour drive away, is a mix of old and new, with several museums and historic sites to visit. Enjoy the restaurants and tapas bars located in the old and newer parts of the city, where traditional and delicious cuisine can be found. Pontevedra has been awarded with many international prizes for its urban development. The paved streets have been mostly pedestrianised and the buildings of the historic centre are not only beautiful, but full of life every day of the year. Snap pictures of the historic churches and monasteries and wander through the charming squares here, before sampling local cuisine in one of the bars and restaurants. Galician specialties like Empanada Gallega – a large pie usually filled with meat – are on the menu. Then, wash it down with a glass of famous Albarino wine. Pontevedra's covered market is also well worth a visit – you can pick up famous Tetilla cheese or Tarta de Santiago (an almond tart) there.

More worth-exploring cities include Vilanova de Cerveira and Caminha. You could also make tracks for Vigo, Porto or Tui. The latter is a Romanesque and gothic village that's steeped in history. Take in the cathedral and churches there, before heading to the mountain of Aloia nearby. If you climb to the top, you'll be rewarded with views of Vigo estuary and the Louro valley below.