Casa Magosto

Magosto Casa is located in the Leon term of Carucedo, in the El Bierzo region, famous for its mines of Roman origin and located on the banks of the Lake of Caruced, where we can enjoy its bathroom in summer.
The facade of this rural accommodation respects the stylistic standards of the area with stone walls to protect ourselves from the cold, slate tiles and wooden beams. It has a capacity for 6 people distributed in the only plant that the house has.

This Leonese house has a large living room, decorated with wooden furniture according to the trunk roofs seen and the ground of Grés. Here we can enjoy a time of tranquility or family leisure in one of its comfortable sofas or at its circular table for 4 guests.

Linear style kitchen is fully equipped with hob, washing machine and toaster, among other appliances and utensils. The roof woods constitute with the white tiles of their walls. Through your window you can enjoy the views of the mountains.

It has three double bedrooms (with two individual beds each) decorated in a simple way. They have nightsting at night and embedded closet. They have windows so that the light is a primary element in the room.

There are also a bathroom with bathtub to share among guests. 

It is an area where chestnuts abound and from there comes the name of the house, since a "Magosto" is a bonfire to roast chestnuts that is mainly done during the time of collection of the fruit.

Carucedo is a Leon town closely linked to its mining tradition, with a mine of the Roman era called "Las Médulas" and declared a World Heritage Site in 1997.

The Lake Carucedo is very close to the town and has a bathing area for the enjoyment and leisure of the family or friends.

In the Romanesque church of the town, a piece of silver of the s stands out. XVIII, one of the most relevant in the region.