Casa Rural Abánades

The Abánades Rural House is located in Melgar de Fernamental, a town in Burgos on the banks of the Pisuerga River.

This rural accommodation presents the characteristics of typical Castilian architecture. Its façade is made of old brick and stone. The window coverings are dark wood with wrought iron bars. The rural house has been awarded 5 ears, obtaining the highest title.

It has a capacity for 16 people divided into 6 double rooms. It also has a hall, library, kitchen-dining room, living room, living room and 4 shared bathrooms.

The hall stands out for its dark wood doors and clay tile floor.
Next we find the kitchen-dining room with capacity for 13 people around a large wooden table. This room has a clay ceramic floor in conjunction with the wood that completely covers the cabinets that house the kitchenware. We leave at your disposal 2 high chairs for small children that can be placed around the table.

The bathrooms are complete and have simple decoration. We offer you a baby bathtub that can be placed in any of the adult bathtubs.

We have a cozy living room to enjoy television and moments of tranquility, decorated with original classic furniture.

The double rooms have simple decoration. The original old wooden floors and kitchenware stand out. The single rooms are perfect for children, making this rural accommodation a perfect place to rest as a family. In addition, cribs are available for tenants with small children.

We have a games room with a pool table.

Outside, a patio area with traditional games awaits you, as well as a barbecue and children's games. In summer, a removable hexagonal pool is placed.

Melgar de Fernamental is on the margins of the Pisuerga where you can observe the aqueduct on its waters.

It also stands out for suu historical environment. The Church of the Assumption in which 2 models stands out, at first its construction was with elements of the fourteenth century, but subsequently changed in the fifteenth century to a living room, providing much more space.

The City Council of this town is in the Renaissance Style Plateresque and dates from the 16th century.