Borda Berri

This rural house is located at Ciáurriz, a small town belonging to the Comunidad Foral de Navarra. The house is a traditional building built in stone with wooden beams that is fully restored so you can enjoy all the comforts of a modern house in a rural setting.

Divided in 2 floors, this house has 3 double rooms on the top floor, 2 with single beds y one with bed marriage, so the house can accommodate 6 people.

The rest of the house consists of:

• 2 bathrooms, one with bathtub located on the top floor and another with shower on the bottom floor.

• A room for you to relax and relax in the heat of the wood stove while watching a movie on the XX

• A kitchen fully equipped with appliances and household sufficient so that you can make meals easily and quickly.

• A garden con furniture de exterior to have breakfast outdoors contemplating the awakening of the natural environment.

• Una ecological garden a your disposition so that you consume fresh products without chemicals or preservatives.

In addition, this house has radiant heating by the floor regulated by a thermostat that you can modify if you deem necessary and parking area, so you will not have problems to leave the car.

Heating and hot water are generated thanks to renewable energies, specifically solar and biomass, so this house is not only the ideal place for a vacation, but it is a contribution to the care of the environment.

Ciáurriz es a small town in Navarra located in the valley of Odieta which has about 60 inhabitants. This village is very close to the Bosque de Orgi , wet robledal located on the hillside of the same name. The forest has been declared a Natural Recreational Area and is open to the public so that everyone can enjoy these wonderful lands in communion with nature.

15 minutes from this area is Pamplona, the capital of the community whose origin dates from 74 a.C. This city is world famous thanks to los Sanfermines and the running of the bulls, but also to the diffusion that gave Ernest Hemingway in his account Fiesta.

Pamplona is a city full of parks and gardens, among which are the Jardines de la Taconera , which when originally from the nineteenth century is the oldest city park. In it remain remains of the wall, including the bulwark of the taconera. This town is part of the Camino de Santiago and the pilgrims have the privilege to cross the river by the bridge Romanesque Magdalena en their way to Santiago.