Casa Idileku

This rural house is located in the village of Espronceda, which barely exceeds 100 inhabitants. Precisely because of that, it is an ideal place to escape from the daily routine and immerse yourself for a few days in the silence of the countryside.

This house is an 18th century building that was rehabilitated in 2006, conserving the structure of stone and wood and the facade and integrating all the modern comforts that a house needs.

Built on 3 floors, this house has capacity for 8 people and is distributed as follows:

• 3 bedrooms, one of them furnished with a double bed and the other 2 with 2 single beds and the possibility of adding an extra.

• 2 bathrooms fully equipped with shower with hydromassage column and hairdryer.

• A kitchen-dining room decorated in red with wooden furniture and equipped with everything you need to make the cooking process fast and comfortable.

• A room located on the third floor and equipped with comfortable sofas in which to relax in front of the fireplace listening to music, playing table games o watching a movie on the television.

• A reading room with armchairs and a table stretcher to relax with a book.

In addition, the house has:

• A crib for marriages traveling with babies.

• Heating and air conditioning to regulate the temperature of the house according to the time of year and the taste of each guest.

Espronceda is a village of 119 inhabitants located in the west of Navarra. Within the same merindad, is located Estella, placed in a meander of the river Ega. The road to Santiago passes through this city, and is so named precisely because it was founded as a point of attention for the pilgrim. Its name in Euskera, Lizarra, means Land of Ash and reflects the trees that surround it.

Estella stands out for having at its center the church of San Pedro de la Rúa, a monument from the mid-twelfth century that presents architectural elements of later centuries. It has a porticoed cloister with Doric columns decorated with plant motifs, and in the central niche there is an image of the Virgin of the O painted in the XIV century.

In addition, in this city you can see the Castillo Mayor, a defensive fortress of the eleventh century that was used as a royal residence between the thirteenth and fifteenth centuries. The castle was built in three phases, being the last in the thirteenth century and is in a rock on the outskirts of the city.