Apartamento Grifeu 2

Cozy holiday apartment for 4 people, in the quiet surroundings of Playa Grifeu in the municipality of Llançá, in the province of Girona, bathed by the Mediterranean, also called Costa Brava.

The accommodation in question offers its guests the following facilities:

• A bright double-size exterior bedroom that has large windows, which guarantees abundant natural lighting. In this room there are a pair of twin single beds flanked by bedside tables and independent lamps.

• The living room has a dining set for 4 people made of wood, on the nearest wall the back of a sofa convertible into a bed, from it we can comfortably watch the television that rests on a low table on the other side of the room, next to the door and windows that give access to the terrace. X

• The bathroom that the house has is complete with a shower cabin with a hydromassage column, in addition to the basic sanitary elements of a toilet. The washing machine is located in this compartment in a bipartite solution to space problems and noise annoyances.

• The kitchen, which is separated from the living room by a wall made up of shelves that allow light from outside to penetrate to this wall, is fully equipped at the level with an appliance, in addition to having multiple storage spaces where it is deposited ordered the selection of kitchenware that will be available.

When we go through the doors of the living room that give access to the outside, we find a terrace of a respectable size where garden furniture has been arranged, a small outdoor gazebo from where you can see the avenue that goes down to the beach and a portion of sea.

In the municipality of Molinars, in the nearby inland environment, we will find various historical remains. It is there where the ruins of the Castillo de Molinás are located, an old medieval fortification that in the Christian records of the time dates from the 10th century, but which is supposed to have an earlier Muslim origin.

In this enclave we find the little of the original building that is preserved wrapped in a layer of raw nature made up of scrubland plants that invade this human construction, giving us a very clear image of the passage of time. Not far from there is the village of Molinars, with the place name of the river that saw it born at the cost of harnessing its power through the mill that is located on one of its banks downstream. The population of little more than 15 farmhouses would be deserted by the threat of the Spanish Civil War, whose inhabitants fled to Llança to protect themselves.

Even within this region, along the course of the Riera de Valleta, we can come across a couple of examples of remains from the prehistoric period, so closer to its source we would find the dolmen of the Dofines and around Its middle course would have the Dolmen del Passtge, the latter in a better state of conservation.