Habitaciones - La Pumarada de Limés I

I’m Ana, the owner. I truly enjoy welcoming guests and helping them explore the wonders of Fuentes del Narcea-Muniellos Natural Park, one of Asturias' most breathtaking protected areas. With over 15 years of experience (since 2006!), I take pride in sharing insider knowledge about hiking trails, wildlife spotting, and local traditions. To me, this isn’t just a job; it’s about creating meaningful connections and inspiring others to love this extraordinary land as much as I do. After all, when you’re surrounded by such natural beauty, enthusiasm comes naturally!

This charming rural house features 4 bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, TV, and heating. It includes a spacious living-dining area with a fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, and all necessary amenities; linens, towels, kitchenware, and a washing machine. The covered porch, built with reclaimed wood from the historic Monastery of Corias (now a Parador Nacional), adds a unique touch of style and comfort. Next to it, you’ll find a large covered barbecue area, perfect for year-round enjoyment. From the house, you can admire breathtaking views of the vineyards where Cangas Wine (D.O.P.) is produced, offering unforgettable sunsets to savor with a glass of local wine or Asturian cider, paired with regional delicacies. The fully enclosed 2,000 m² property provides direct access from the main road while ensuring privacy and tranquility, despite being in the heart of Limés village. It includes ample parking, lush gardens, an organic vegetable patch, and a children’s playground, making it the perfect retreat for families and friends. An exclusive space to unwind and relax!

Our village stands out for being just 3 km from the town of Cangas del Narcea and for being surrounded by vineyards. We have a commercial winery, many ancient cellars, and the 'Wine Route' (El Paseo del Vino) which is a scenic walk from the village to the San Tirso neighborhood (the quintessential wine district, home to the Wine Museum). The path follows the banks of the Luiña River until both the river and the route meet the Narcea River in the heart of Cangas.