Appartement à Finisterre, Province de La Corogne, Espagne
4 voyageurs · 2 chambres · 1 baignoire
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À propos de cette location de vacances
La Casa de Ana in Fisterra is not just a place to stay—it’s part of our family history. It’s located in what used to be an old salting factory, built in 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, a site chosen for its proximity to the sea and the coastal resources. In 1924, our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it after returning from the United States, and ever since, it has been a home full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mother 😊). For us, it’s not just a house by the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know, from experience, has something unique. It’s not just about the breathtaking views, which any other, more distant accommodation could also offer. It’s about the proximity, the real connection with the surroundings. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the visual.
Those of us who have lived here know what it feels like to be in a place where nature envelops you. The beach isn’t just something you look at from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze… Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes staying at La Casa de Ana such a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us—more houses, more cars, more noise— La Casa de Ana remains intact in its original location, with nothing having disrupted its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to experience the surroundings, not to just gaze out a window. This is a place that invites you to go out, to soak up the atmosphere, and to disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to get in the car, juggle your luggage, and waste time traveling to get to the beach. Here, that doesn’t happen. From the moment you arrive, you’re already at the beach! Nothing separates you from the sea except a few steps.
That proximity—so hard to find these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana truly one-of-a-kind. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
La Casa de Ana in Fisterra isn’t just a place to stay—it’s part of our family history. It is located in what was once an old salting factory, built in 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, a location chosen for its proximity to the sea and the coastal resources. In 1924, our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it after returning from the United States, and since then, it has been a house full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mom 😊). For us, it’s not just a house by the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know, from personal experience, has something unique about it. It’s not just about the breathtaking views, which any other, more distant accommodation could also offer. It’s about the proximity, the true connection with the environment. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the view.
Those of us who have lived here know what it’s like to be in a place where nature surrounds us. The beach isn’t just something you see from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze... Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes a stay at La Casa de Ana such a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us —more houses, more cars, more noise—La Casa de Ana remains intact in its original spot, with nothing having interrupted its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to immerse themselves in the surroundings, not to just gaze out the window. This is a space that invites you to go out, to experience the atmosphere, to disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to get in the car, juggle your bags, and waste time traveling to get to the beach. Here, that doesn’t happen. The moment you arrive, you’re at the beach! Nothing separates you from the sea except a few steps.
This proximity—so hard to find these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana unique. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
La Casa de Ana in Fisterra is not just a place to stay—it’s part of our family history. It is located in what used to be an old salting factory, built in 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, a location chosen for its proximity to the sea and the resources of the coast. In 1924, our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it after returning from the United States, and since then, it has been a home full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mother 😊). For us, it’s not just a house by the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know, from experience, has something unique about it. It’s not just about the breathtaking views, which any other accommodation further away could also offer. It’s about the closeness, the real connection with the environment. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the visual.
Those of us who have lived here know what it feels like to be in a place where nature surrounds you. The beach isn’t just something you look at from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze… Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes staying at La Casa de Ana such a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us—more houses, more cars, more noise—La Casa de Ana remains intact in its original place, with nothing to interrupt its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to immerse themselves in the surroundings, not to gaze out a window. This is a space that invites you to go out, to experience the atmosphere, to disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to take the car, juggle your suitcases, and waste time traveling to get to the beach. Here, that doesn’t happen. From the moment you arrive, you’re on the beach! Nothing separates you from the sea except a few steps.
This proximity—so hard to find these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana unique. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
Casa de Ana in Fisterra isn’t just a place to stay—it’s also a part of our family history. It is located in a former salt factory dating back to 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, an enclave chosen for its proximity to the sea and the resources of the coast. Our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it in 1924 after returning from the United States, and ever since, it has been a house full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now called La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mother 😊). For us, it’s not just a house on the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know from experience has something truly unique about it. It’s not just about the breathtaking view—which any other, more distant accommodation could also offer. It’s about the closeness, the genuine connection with the environment. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the visual.
Those of us who have lived here know what it feels like to be in a place where nature surrounds you. The beach isn’t just something you look at from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze... Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes a stay at La Casa de Ana a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us—more houses, more cars, more noise—La Casa de Ana has remained in its original spot, with nothing to interrupt its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to feel the surroundings, not to stare out the window. This is a place that invites you to go outside, experience the atmosphere, and disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to take the car, juggle your suitcases, and waste time just to get to the beach. That’s not the case here. From the moment you arrive, you’re right on the beach! Nothing but a few steps separate you from the sea.
This proximity—which is so rare these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana so unique. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mother 😊). For us, it’s not just a house by the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know, from experience, has something unique. It’s not just about the breathtaking views, which any other, more distant accommodation could also offer. It’s about the proximity, the real connection with the surroundings. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the visual.
Those of us who have lived here know what it feels like to be in a place where nature envelops you. The beach isn’t just something you look at from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze… Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes staying at La Casa de Ana such a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us—more houses, more cars, more noise— La Casa de Ana remains intact in its original location, with nothing having disrupted its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to experience the surroundings, not to just gaze out a window. This is a place that invites you to go out, to soak up the atmosphere, and to disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to get in the car, juggle your luggage, and waste time traveling to get to the beach. Here, that doesn’t happen. From the moment you arrive, you’re already at the beach! Nothing separates you from the sea except a few steps.
That proximity—so hard to find these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana truly one-of-a-kind. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
La Casa de Ana in Fisterra isn’t just a place to stay—it’s part of our family history. It is located in what was once an old salting factory, built in 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, a location chosen for its proximity to the sea and the coastal resources. In 1924, our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it after returning from the United States, and since then, it has been a house full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mom 😊). For us, it’s not just a house by the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know, from personal experience, has something unique about it. It’s not just about the breathtaking views, which any other, more distant accommodation could also offer. It’s about the proximity, the true connection with the environment. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the view.
Those of us who have lived here know what it’s like to be in a place where nature surrounds us. The beach isn’t just something you see from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze... Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes a stay at La Casa de Ana such a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us —more houses, more cars, more noise—La Casa de Ana remains intact in its original spot, with nothing having interrupted its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to immerse themselves in the surroundings, not to just gaze out the window. This is a space that invites you to go out, to experience the atmosphere, to disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to get in the car, juggle your bags, and waste time traveling to get to the beach. Here, that doesn’t happen. The moment you arrive, you’re at the beach! Nothing separates you from the sea except a few steps.
This proximity—so hard to find these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana unique. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
La Casa de Ana in Fisterra is not just a place to stay—it’s part of our family history. It is located in what used to be an old salting factory, built in 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, a location chosen for its proximity to the sea and the resources of the coast. In 1924, our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it after returning from the United States, and since then, it has been a home full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mother 😊). For us, it’s not just a house by the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know, from experience, has something unique about it. It’s not just about the breathtaking views, which any other accommodation further away could also offer. It’s about the closeness, the real connection with the environment. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the visual.
Those of us who have lived here know what it feels like to be in a place where nature surrounds you. The beach isn’t just something you look at from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze… Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes staying at La Casa de Ana such a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us—more houses, more cars, more noise—La Casa de Ana remains intact in its original place, with nothing to interrupt its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to immerse themselves in the surroundings, not to gaze out a window. This is a space that invites you to go out, to experience the atmosphere, to disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to take the car, juggle your suitcases, and waste time traveling to get to the beach. Here, that doesn’t happen. From the moment you arrive, you’re on the beach! Nothing separates you from the sea except a few steps.
This proximity—so hard to find these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana unique. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
Casa de Ana in Fisterra isn’t just a place to stay—it’s also a part of our family history. It is located in a former salt factory dating back to 1805 in Lugar de San Roque, an enclave chosen for its proximity to the sea and the resources of the coast. Our great-grandparents, Juan Bautista Ínsua Canosa and Concepción Ramallo Canosa, bought it in 1924 after returning from the United States, and ever since, it has been a house full of memories for our family.
It was our home; we grew up here, in what is now called La Casa de Ana (yes, Ana is my mother 😊). For us, it’s not just a house on the beach (which, by the way, couldn’t be any closer!), it’s a place that we know from experience has something truly unique about it. It’s not just about the breathtaking view—which any other, more distant accommodation could also offer. It’s about the closeness, the genuine connection with the environment. It’s a luxury that goes beyond the visual.
Those of us who have lived here know what it feels like to be in a place where nature surrounds you. The beach isn’t just something you look at from the window, like a painting, but something you experience. The sound of the waves, the smell of the sea, the breeze... Everything is just a few steps away. And it is this immediacy that makes a stay at La Casa de Ana a special experience.
Despite the years that have passed since our childhood, and the changes around us—more houses, more cars, more noise—La Casa de Ana has remained in its original spot, with nothing to interrupt its direct connection to the beach. Those who stay here do so to feel the surroundings, not to stare out the window. This is a place that invites you to go outside, experience the atmosphere, and disconnect from the outside world.
At other accommodations, you have to take the car, juggle your suitcases, and waste time just to get to the beach. That’s not the case here. From the moment you arrive, you’re right on the beach! Nothing but a few steps separate you from the sea.
This proximity—which is so rare these days—is what makes La Casa de Ana so unique. It’s not just a place to admire, but to feel, experience, and enjoy with all your senses.
Équipements
Non fumeur
Animaux de compagnie acceptés
Adapté aux familles
Carte de Finisterre, Province de La Corogne, Espagne
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