Apartamento Violeta - La Casa Grande de Albarracín

This rural complex of 8 apartments is located at Albarracín, at the foot of the mountain range of the same name. It is the ideal place to make excursions through the mountains enjoying the routes and landscapes offered by this natural environment or to walk through this beautiful town that has received several titles for its beauty.

The apartment is located on the ground floor of what used to be the stables of a farmhouse and is completely adapted for people with reduced mobility and wheelchairs. You can host up to 4 people.

The apartment consists of 2 double bedrooms, one of them with a double bed and the other with 2 single beds. Both bedrooms share a complete bathroom located in the hallway whose shower has a wide entrance for the wheelchairs to pass.

The house also consists of a kitchen fully equipped and decorated in violet tones to convey to guests a sense of peace and tranquility in the kitchen that will allow them to make succulent dishes. The kitchen is open to la que room is furnished with a comfortable sofa for guests to relax after a day of hiking through the mountains watching television .

Furthermore, as part of the complex, guests can enjoy a common room on the ground floor which has a cushy sofas and a fireplace, the heat from which guests can gather to talk, plan visits or read together to fire. The house also has a patio common with a porch furnished with low chairs that can serve reading area in the hottest months. Complete the common spaces un garden in which to taste succulent breakfasts outdoors.
Housing also offers services such as:

• Heating a through underfloor heating.

• WiFi Connection to internet.

• A laundry area with 2 washer-dryers for all the guests of the complex to use.

The apartment is located at Albarracín, a town of 1093 inhabitants located in the part of the sierra of the same name that is located in the province of Teruel. It has been proposed by Unesco as a World Heritage Site because of the beauty of its historic center. In 1996 he was awarded the Gold Medal for Merit in Fine Arts and has been awarded the title of National Monument.

In the old town of this city is the Castle, built in the eleventh century and abandoned in the eighteenth after having been inhabited by the rulers of the city. It has been recently restored to condition it for visitors. The castle is surrounded by a medieval wall that also contains an archaeological excavation of medieval remains. Outside the wall are the watchtowers of Doña Blanca and the Andador.

In the mountains there are the Pinares de Rodeno, a protected area so called because it is settled on a floor of rodeno, red sandstone. The space covers 6829 hectares and is inhabited by creatures such as the marten and the common squirrel.