Casa Gregoria

Located in the Teruel region of Matarraña, you will find the rural lodging of the XVII century, in the term of Fresneda. This country house has capacity for 12 people and has several plants.

The facade of this building is composed of stone in its entirety. Wrought iron has been used for the balcony and dark wood for the windows. The building is located in the old Jewish neighborhood of Fresneda, a privileged environment

The interior of this accommodation retains the structure of yesteryear and maintains the exposed stone walls and dark stone beams.

It has a small but functional kitchen decorated with grayish tiles and fully equipped with all kinds of appliances to cook whatever you want. Holes have been opened under the counter, which serve as cabinets for storing utensils, closed with cloth curtains. A cupboard on the countertop stores the crockery. It also has a small dining table where you can taste what is prepared.

Ceramic hob, washing machine, coffee machine or microwave are some of the appliances with which the kitchen is equipped.

A cozy lounge perfect for relaxing. You can sit on their sofas to watch TV, since it is right in front of you. At the back of the seats there are several windows, and the ceilings are attic.

Attached to the kitchen there is a living room. Here is the fireplace, very close to both sofas and table. Share the dining table with the kitchen.

The 6 rooms are very spacious and decorated with wooden furniture. All of them are double, however some of them have double bed and others, with 2 single beds. It is also possible to add extra beds. The bedrooms on the top floor have sloping ceilings, the rest have wooden beams.

This house is presented as a place to relax from the daily hustle and bustle of this Aragonese region.

The village of La Fresneda offers a range of cultural and natural activities. You can go to visit the numerous historic buildings that enclose the city center as XX
A curious fact of the town is that it was the stage for some of the sequences of the movie Libertarias.

On the other hand, the landscapes that surround the municipality deserve a visit. stands out The Salto, a spectacular unevenness where the water breaks through the Aragonese relief.