Casa Paco Riotorto

In full Costa de la Muerte, in the province of A Coruà ± a, is located rural house. Specifically in the municipality of MuxÃa, close to the well-known point of Finisterre.

Built in stone, it is an accommodation that represents the typical architecture of the houses in the area, characterized by having a pazo just a few meters from the accommodation and green space around you.

With a maximum capacity of 12 people, the house is the ideal accommodation to go with family or friends. Its 2 floors have the rooms in a perfect way offering all kinds of amenities to the guests in such a way that they feel at home.

In the first floor of the house is located:

• A spacious kitchen with wooden furniture that has all the appliances necessary to facilitate the maximum stay to the tenants. Cooking of fires to make the best dishes. Its drawers and cabinets keep the crockery and cutlery necessary for special meals as well as all household items of the home. The refrigerator is large so that all the food fits to supply 12 people without any problem of space.
  • The living room is very spacious and consists of a sofa arranged in front of a small wooden table that combines with the furniture that holds the Flat TV, ideal to watch a topical program in moments of rest. It is a very well lit space thanks to the window that lets the rays from the sun pass through its windows and illuminate the room. It also has a fireplace to heat the room on those cold days. A small library that, together with the music team, becomes the perfect alternative to escape from the outside with a good book and a beautiful melody.
    • The dining room consists of several wooden tables and chairs around it. This way you can make a separation between the guests of the house at the time of eat, for example between adults and children. In turn, there is also the possibility of putting all the tables together and creating a larger one to enjoy a unique family event.
      • 2 double bedrooms, one suitable for people with reduced mobility who has 2 single beds. The remaining bedroom consists of a comfortable double bed. In the rooms there are lockers so that guests can store all their belongings.
        • 2 bathrooms, one in the interior of each bedroom. They offer toiletries as well as towels. They have shower and one of them is adapted. On the second floor of the house the following rooms are available: Â
          
          
          • 4 double bedrooms consisting of a double bed in each of them. The decorative features are similar in these spaces, stone walls that combine with walls of different colors according to the bedroom. Headboards in wicker, wood and steel, giving an original touch to each room. All the bedrooms are very well lit and have bedside tables and cupboards.Â
            • 4 bathrooms inside each of the bedrooms which, as on the first floor, make the hygiene products available to the guests and the towels.Â
              The exterior of the house is, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful spaces in the house. A covered porch and protected by windows with large windows allows guests to eat overlooking Muxia while sheltered from the cold or on rainy days.
              
              A large garden that combines the stone floor with lawn areas and that  has a barbecue and a table with benches for a special outdoor meal.
              
              In addition, in the garden there are swings so that the smallest of the house enjoy the stay and being a closed space, adults will not have to worry about anything.
              
              A typical Galician farmhouse is located a few meters from the house.

Muxía is the municipality where this large Galician rural house is located. It belongs to the province of A Coruña and is only a few kilometers from Finisterre.

The places of interest of this town are the Sanctuary of La Virgen de la Barca, at present it is of baroque style but its origins date back to the Middle Ages. His Virgin is a carving of Gothic style created in the fourteenth century.
It has one of the longest granaries in Galicia, that of San Martiño de Ozón.

Close to Muxía is the municipality of Camariñas, a town whose wealth is based on seafood, fishing and bobbin lace. Tourists who visit this place can see up close a typical Galician village and its most ancient and traditional customs.

The end of the earth is as it is known in a Fisterra, one of the most beautiful villages of A Coruña characterized by being the westernmost point of the peninsula, that is why its name. You can visit the Castle of San Carlos, the Church of Our Lady of the Sands or the Finisterre Lighthouse, the latter being the most important lighthouse of the entire Costa de la Muerte as its light serves as a guide to the boats They navigate the area when the ncohe falls.