Gure Txoko-apezetxea

This rural house is located in Odériz, in Basque Oderitz, located in the Larráun valley in Navarra. It is an old house built with typical materials from the area in which it is located and following the traditional architecture of the valley. The house is completely renovated to offer you the greatest possible comfort.

This house can accommodate 12 people and is divided into 6 double rooms, one of them has a bathroom and is located on the ground floor and the others are located on the upper floor and share a bathroom. In addition, the house offers the possibility of adding 2 extra beds, so the capacity of the accommodation would increase to 14 people.

The house is also made up of the following rooms:

• A fully equipped kitchen with an oven to make pastries, a ceramic hob to cook wonderful stews, a refrigerator to keep local products fresh, a microwave to make quick dinners, a coffee maker to wake up well in the morning and a dishwasher so you don't have to clean up after dinner. eat.

• A living room furnished with 2 wide sofas, arranged in a corner, around a fireplace, to be able to relax quietly in the afternoons while watching a fun movie on the television or reading one of the books from the well-stocked library.

• A games room with toys for children and board games for adults to enjoy entertaining evenings.

• 2 balconies from which to contemplate the wonderful views of the surroundings from the rooms.

• A garden with green areas so that children can play and have fun and a terrace with outdoor furniture where they can enjoy succulent barbecues.

The entire house has central heating.

Odériz is a small town of just over 50 inhabitants belonging to the municipality of Larráun, in the regional community of Navarra. The town is located in a valley where you can go hiking along its numerous paths, among which is the Plazaola Greenway, which follows the route of the railway that formerly crossed said valley.

Very close to this area is the Aralar mountain range, also full of trails and legends and which houses wonders such as prehistoric megaliths and a sanctuary built in 1032 and, consequently, in Romanesque style.
And for those who like the underground world, it is a must-see to visit the Mendukilo Cave, a set of 3 underground caves full of stalactites and stalagmites and used for many years as a refuge for shepherds and their livestock. They are currently inhabited by 6 varieties of bats that have been the subject of several studies.

In addition, you will be able to enjoy the best cider houses in the area, such as Jualetzenea and Tokiona.