Casa Barrantxea II

Our rural house is located in the autonomous community of Navarra. With the beautiful Baztán Valley as a backdrop, this ancient village from the 18th century established on the first floor of the house with capacity for 10 people, allows the best possible programs to be carried out in an exquisite domain for its development.

With a wooden doorway and original chinarros, this home is divided as follows:

• 4 large bedrooms, divided into 2 rooms with a double bed and 2 single beds, at the guests' preference to rest in the best possible way, with the possibility of extending it with 2 extra beds and a crib for babies.

• 4 bathrooms with sink and bathroom to simplify the personal hygiene of guests, as well as a tiny dressing room to have greater privacy.

• A dining room with a fireplace to savor the most outstanding stews of the region that have previously been made in a kitchen totally full of appliances.

• An entertainment area consisting of a ping-pong table, billiards and table football, to have a good time with friends or family in a relaxed atmosphere.

For its part, outside the house, guests will be able to entertain themselves with a vast garden with swings, as well as a barbecue for baking and a paved garage to place vehicles in total peace of mind.

Finally, the possibility of taking a horse ride is possible thanks to the exclusive horse riding of the owners, as well as the WiFi connection that the home provides.

Located almost an hour by car from Pamplona, Arizkun is located in the Baztan Valley, where the greenness of its lands is its expression of personality. Composed of 577 inhabitants divided into 6 districts, the most popular is Bozate.

Among its avenues, visitors will be seduced by the detonating mix formed by art, tradition and history that can be seen in the Santxotena museum, an open site where Basque history gains significance through wood.

Likewise, the Leurza reservoirs or the San Juan Xar nature reserve are other of the many locations that tourists can see among their most symbolic buildings. Likewise, the religious buildings have their private area within the town, with theChurch of San Juan Bautistawith a slender bell tower as its observation point.

Of wealthy fables, this municipality maintains the custom that in the carnival custom, the hero is the hartza (bear in Basque).