Casa El Azud

The house is located in the municipality of Teruel Gea de Albarracín, the banks of the River Guadalaviar .

This countryside property is isolated from the village, so the tranquility and rest son the main protagonistas.

The Azud, on the outside, has a large patio with a picnic area, all surrounded by arboleases. House emphasizes its grandiosity and russet walls, following the traditional architecture of the area, all surrounded by mountains making a difficult view olvidar.

It has a capacity of 8 people divided into 4 double rooms. It has a living room, open kitchen, living room and 2 bathrooms and a toilet.

With rooms featuring 2 queen son dark wood headboards together with wooden beams in the ceiling. The remaining rooms have 2 single beds, and are simply decorated. One of the double rooms and one of the double rooms are attic.

The kitchen is fully equipped and decorated with old brick and clay tiles. To his credit are appliances as dishwasher, oven or refrigerator; and appliances like microwaves. The above that you have, and where you can work, moves in the form of 'L'.

The 2 bathrooms are complete decorated with ceramic tiles and brick. Both have under the sink a small closet where sanitary utensils store.

The living room has exposed wooden ceilings and mud floor. It has a chimney where to take refuge if the cold tightens. Attached to this is a dining room with a wooden table for a total of 8 people.

The living room is located in the upper part of the house, so it is an attic room. In it you will find a red bitaca and a plasma television.

Services of the rural house.

• Has heating central throughout the house.
• animals are allowed if the tenant wishes it.
• Living room with collection of games available.

Gea de Albarracín was a vital territory of the 17th century. Today the story is concentrated in the Convent of Las Carmelitas, and in the Roman aqueduct that supplied the councils of the Sierra de Albarracín in the 2nd century.

The place of Gea de Albarracín has a magnificent panoramic view of the whole mountain range. The River Guadalaviar o Turia is also the protagonist in this area, supplying old mills for fountains or irrigation.

We can also see the birth of the Tagus River, the longest in Spain.