Approximately 18 hectares (43+ acres) of Galician countryside, with the Río Narla forming one of the estate's defining natural features.
The estate combines open meadows, established trees, woodland and the river, creating a landscape of changing scale and character.
Across the estate, broad meadows give way to mature trees and woodland, while the river introduces a quieter, more intimate landscape along the water’s edge.
Bravos Estate is not simply a country house with land. The residence, traditional buildings, river, watermills, meadows and woodland have developed together over generations.
The changing character of the land — open meadow, shaded woodland and riverside — is one of the qualities that distinguishes Bravos as an estate rather than simply a house with acreage.
Explore how the land connects with the house, river and historic buildings.