Casa del Irlandés

Located outside of Mora de Rubielos, this country house is a nice and cozy place that allows you to spend a few days enjoying the rural and unhurried atmosphere of this Aragonese town.

It is a typical village house with stone walls and wooden ceilings.

It has capacity for 9 people and consists of:

• 3 double bedrooms, all furnished with double beds and decorated in different colors and with different styles to suit the style of each guest. In addition you can add a extra bed for those traveling with children.

• 2 bathrooms fully equipped with shower and everything necessary for guests to be comfortable, including towels.

• A living-dining room with a sofa-bed that contributes 2 more seats to the house, in which guests can relax quietly in front of the television al heat of the wood stove. In addition you can take advantage of the dining room table to play table games.

• A kitchen completely equipped with everything you need so that guests can comfortably make lunches and dinners.

• A covered terrace furnished with armchairs for coffee or enjoy the tranquility with a book.

• A open terrace with fabulous views of the mountains and the valley with outdoor furniture to enjoy succulent breakfasts.

The house also,

• Pets allowed previous notice to the owner.

• It has heating to keep the house at a comfortable temperature throughout the year.

Mora de Rubielos is a small town in Teruel that is located in the south of the province. In this town you can see the Ex-Collegiate Church of Santa María, a Gothic temple of the fourteenth century. It is built with stones that come from the quarries of the area. It is formed by a single nave covered with a ribbed vault and was declared an Asset of Cultural Interest in 2004.

In this city you can also see a castle thick walls that was built for defensive purposes and as a manorial residence. That is why its architecture combines military elements and palatial elements. The oldest part was built in the 12th century and has a Romanesque style. It was extended in the 14th and 15th centuries and is currently used as the venue for the Puerta al Mediterráneo Festival in summer.

Near this village, but in the province of Castellón, is Villahermosa del Río, a town of 500 inhabitants that stands out for being of Muslim origin. Some of its buildings are still reminiscent of this time, as well as the layout of its streets.