Can Met

This striking rural house is built in Llorà , a small Girona town in the municipality of San Martín de Lièmena , in the middle of nature.
Can Met is structured in 2 floors and has capacity for 10 people , although it has 2 extra beds, so they could sleep 12. It is ideal to spend a few days in the field with your whole family or a good group of friends.
On the ground floor we find a very spacious living-dining room with fireplace provided with firewood, and an oven where bread was formerly made and that today can also be used for some use. On this street level there is another smaller room equipped with a couple of sofas placed under the staircase. Of course, it also has a television.
It has 4 rooms, of which 3 double and one is quadruple, located on the first floor, all of them with private bathroom and parquet-type wooden floors, which make them much warmer and more welcoming and that contrast very well with the stone. from the walls. All of them are furnished with wardrobe, bedside tables, lamps and in some of them you can attach a baby crib.

The kitchen of the rural house is furnished in an 'L' shape and equipped with electrical appliances such as a dishwasher, etc., as well as containing the necessary battery.
In addition, the house is fully prepared for winter and has good heating throughout the house.
There is also WI-FI connection.

The exterior is spectacular because the plot is huge and is located in the middle of the field. It has a pool , patio, terrace with furniture for sunbathing, reading, having lunch, so that children can play ... And always enjoying the tranquility of the environment.

In the valley of Llorà and Llèmena , of great beauty, you can find numerous religious monuments: hermitages, churches and chapels, among which it is worth highlighting the church of Sant Pere de Llorà, of Romanesque character, built between the 10th centuries -XI.

Girona capital, crossed by the 2 rivers: the Ter and the Onyar , among others, is only 12 kilometers from the house, with which you can go there to dinner, or visit the cathedral, the wall, etc.

Banyoles and Angles are two other very interesting towns, which also host hydric landscapes as these rivers pass, and which preserve historical and cultural buildings, or objects that have reached relic value over the years.