Errexil Borda

Located at the foot of the Aralar mountain range, this rural house is a perfect home to retreat to a quiet town for a few days, forgetting the hustle and bustle of daily life and relaxing in nature.

The house is a newly built building that reflects the style of the houses in the area and is located away from the urban center. Built on 2 floors, this house has capacity for 8 people and is distributed as follows:

• 4 double bedrooms, one of them with a double bed and the rest with 2 single beds. Some of these bedrooms have a balcony that offers spectacular views of the surroundings.

• 3 bathrooms located in the hallway that serve all rooms.

• A modern kitchen with white furniture and a black marble countertop equipped with all the necessary appliances to make life in the house as comfortable as possible.

• A living room furnished with leather sofas and armchairs and distributed in 2 rooms. One of them has the sofas arranged around the fireplace, to read and relax, and the other has them in front of the TV, to entertain yourself with a movie or simply talk.

• A furnished porch to relax while contemplating the sunsets.

• A large garden surrounding the house where you can sunbathe or walk enjoying the isolation and the surroundings.

Additionally, the house consists of:

• Heating to regulate the temperature throughout the year.

• Washing machine so that guests can do their laundry easily.

• Parking area to avoid problems when leaving the car.

Betelu is a small town of 332 inhabitants located northwest of Navarra, in the Norte de Aralar region. This region is limited by the Sierra de Aralar, a plateau that extends to Guipúzcoa and covers 208 square kilometers of surface. Being a karst massif, the landscape is rocky and full of chasms and caves that alternate with green meadows and forests that change color depending on the season, forming an amazing natural spectacle.

One of the caves present in this mountain range is Mendukilo, a set of 3 rooms joined by galleries, which were used for a long time as a shepherd's refuge and mountain stable. Currently they are shown to the public to expose the wonderful spectacle of stalactites and stalagmites in the cave, in addition to the more than 3 varieties of bats that live there.

In this area you can also see the municipality of Larraún, from which a circular path begins that passes through the source of Iribas, a series of waterfalls that give rise to the Ertzilla and Larraún rivers. This path crosses the forests, following the course of the Ertzilla River in reverse and taking the visitor through spectacular corners.