Molino del Rìo

This rural house is located in Torre de la Cárcel, Teruel and its location close to the river will be the relaxing music of your vacations.

It has a capacity for 12 people who can enjoy 5 comfortable rooms, which have the following features:

Four of the rooms have with a double bed, sloping ceilings, 2 bedside tables with lamps, tiled floors and bedding for added comfort. These rooms have rustic but charming wooden windows overlooking the mountain and garden.

The fifth room has 2 single beds, a central night table, attic roof, tiled floor and window with a mountain view.

This house has 2 bathrooms equipped with shower, sink, hair dryer, towels and toiletries.

Among the common areas of the house is the living room with stone walls, tiled floor, wooden ceiling and equipped with 2 comfortable 2-seater sofas and an individual armchair. It has a flat-screen TV, a dining table for 4 people and a fantastic fireplace to spend a relaxed afternoon in front of the embers.
The American-style kitchen with a fabulous ceiling with exposed wooden beams, is provided with a fridge, microwave, stove and kitchen utensils as well as a small dining table for 4 people.

As a touch of entertainment this house has a complete library in which you can find incredible stories for a night reading moment.

Outside the house you can enjoy a large garden and a terrace in which the barbecue will take the leading role of family food.

This house and its surroundings offer the possibility of carrying out a number of activities that improve your experience during your stay.

The house has bicycles that you can use to explore the beautiful landscapes that surround it, as well as hiking through the different natural routes from the house.
If you want to know more about the province you can visit the peculiar town of Albarracín. This town is characteristic for its cobbled streets and reddish colors of the facades due to the sedimentary rock with which they are made. Once here you can visit the cathedral of San Salvador, the walls of Albarracín or the curious hanging balconies of the houses of Cuenca.