A charming fisherman’s cottage built in the last century and renovated in 2009.<br>With SPECIAL DISCOUNTS for stays of 7 or more nights.<br> The property, with a total area of 150 m² and a stunning view of the sea along the Vigo River, features a charming patio with a barbecue and a garden where you can relax, enjoy the surrounding beaches and the sea— <br>The living room is very comfortable, and there’s nothing better than enjoying the atmosphere of the seaside street and the view of the sea, sitting quietly on the couch while watching TV.<br>The first bedroom has a 1.50-meter bed and a large closet, and the best part is that from the bed you can see the street scene and the SEA. (The storms are quite a spectacle.)<br>The very comfortable second bedroom also features a 1.35-meter double bed and a large closet.<br>The third bedroom has a single bed, a desk, a two-door closet, and a cosy view of the patio and garden.<br>The bathroom, with a shower, is more spacious than it appears in the photos, with a nice built-in cabinet for towels.<br>The kitchen is very cheerful and fully equipped, with a colourful view of the patio and garden.<br>On the patio, a grill is available for the fearless “cooks,” and the furniture invites you to enjoy the cooler outdoor temperatures on the hottest summer days.<br>The patio has an adjacent room for the washing machine, dryer, clothesline, etc., approximately 10 metres away.<br>The garden, with both sunny and shaded areas, has lounge chairs and armchairs for relaxing, meditating, or reading a good book.<br>The house has a TV in every bedroom, the living room, and the kitchen.<br>Since it’s centrally located, you don’t need a car to access all the amenities.<br>Supermarkets and supermarkets are very close by<br>, right next to a playground and several facilities offering a variety of water activities.<br>The beaches are a 3-minute, 10-minute, and 20-minute walk away.<br>The passenger pier, meanwhile, offers us the opportunity to visit Vigo by boat—a trip of just 15 minutes—and from there, to connect to the idyllic Cies Islands.<br>A nod to DOMINGO VILLAR, who in his novel “EL ULTIMO BARCO” manages to faithfully convey the privilege of combining a certain rhythm with the immersive environment of sea and land.