Casa Picual

This rural accommodation is located in the Sierra de Ahillos, in Jaén.

It has a capacity between 2 and 4 people, and is located within a rural complex, where there is a barbecue, a pool with sun loungers and garden area.

The house is a single floor, and open concept, so except the rooms everything is combined in a room.

The house has 2 double bedrooms, both with double bed. In the rooms there is also another type of furniture, such as wardrobe or bedside tables.

In addition, the apartment has a bathroom con shower con mamparas.

The common area is collected in a single room, where we find a rest area, another for meals and the kitchen:

• The living room has a large stone fireplace, to heat both the stay and the rest of the house.
• The dining room es is made of wood, and is situated between the kitchen and the living room.
• The kitchen has a American bar, and being a collected space, is equipped in its totality.

This house, located inside a rural complex, shares with another accommodation a series of services located in the outside area. In the garden, there is a pool exterior with curbstone and garden area where we have located sun loungers, to be able to sunbathe.

We also have a stone barbecue, where you can cook outdoors, and tables and chairs de terrace. There is also a nice porch with plants and garden furniture, like a seesaw.

Our rural house is located in the Jaen municipality of Alcaucete, surrounded by the Sierra Ahillos. This town, in the inland area of ​​Andalusia, allows us to get to know a vision of the unusual community.

Alcaucete is a town full of history, as you can see in the monuments that populate it. The castle-palace of the twelfth century is the best example of historical construction in the municipality. In the same way, it is important the Church of Santa Maria la Mayor, of Gothic style and that was built next to the castle, or the Church of San Pedro, of the XVI century.

From Alcaucete you can visit the only two Natural Reserves of Jaén, Laguna Grande and Laguna Chinche, protected places populated by countless animal and plant species.