Casa El Corral

Located in the small town of Teruel, Fuentespalda, this rural house is an ideal place to relax in the countryside and free yourself from all the tensions that daily life produces.

With capacity to host up to 4 people, this rural house is built in a single space divided into 2 levels. The space is delimited by the staircase, railings and curtains, but only one door: that of the bathroom.

The spaces in which this room is divided are:

• 2 bedrooms separated from each other by a curtain, one of them furnished with double bed and the other with 2 single beds.

• A bathroom fully equipped to service all rooms.

• A living-dining room equipped with a comfortable red corner sofa in which guests can relax listening to music on the computer, watching television or reading in the shelter of the fireplace.

• A kitchen equipped with all the necessary appliances so that guests can perform household chores as comfortably as possible. In addition, it is equipped with stoves to make the food with a traditional flavor.

• A terrace mustached to which is accessed from the kitchen in which to enjoy breakfast, meals and barbecues outdoors.

In addition, the house has heating so that guests can regulate the temperature of the house to your liking.

Fuentespalda is a town of 308 inhabitants that belongs to the province of Teruel. In the center of this villa is the Town Hall, which dates back to the 16th century and is a 3-storey building that has been declared an Asset of Cultural Interest. In this building is located the historical archive and a Gothic carving of San Miguel that is calculated to date from the 15th century and which curiously has at its feet a goose instead of a dragon. That is why it is thought that it could be a Templar carving, since the goose was a sacred animal for that order.

In this town you can also see the Torreta, a 15th century watchtower that was the main defensive tower of this town in medieval times. The tower has no windows or openings to the outside and is rectangular in plan. Although the original structure of the building gave it 3 floors, a recent rehabilitation gives it 5 that are used as showrooms and a covered viewpoint in the upper area. In the nineteenth century it was used as a prison, so on the ground floor you can see a complete set of chains and rings.

Close to this town are the ports of Tortosa-Beceite, a mountainous massif that connects the Catalan Pre-coastal Mountain Range with the Iberian System. They are formed by pine forests, oak groves, holm oaks and a beech forest that has been declared a partial nature reserve. It is riddled with ravines, ridges and peaks that house the largest Spanish goat colony on the peninsula, as well as an important population of otters and vultures.