Casa Quinta I y II

It is a village house located at San Juan de Beleño, in the interior of the Oriente Region of Asturias.

is rustic construction divided into 2 independent homes within the same house. Both houses are 2 floors and are divided into X 2 double rooms, one room double con his bathroom and the other with 2 single beds.

In the first floor are the rooms. The roof and the loaders are oak wood as well as the windows; giving a striking colonial appearance. The door frames are made of wood and next to the stone walls culminate a picturesque and old style work present throughout the house. The floor is parquet and the quarter doors so the warmth will always be present.

The room matrimonial is full of details with objects brought from another era. The predominant materials are the cherry and the chestnut ; in addition the beds are made of beech and solid iron y with colonial aspect and on the walls there are hanging very attractive cross-stitch pictures. Inside the room we have some seats for comfort, they are ideal for reading a good book or a night talk. The light when crossing the windows of wood transports us to another time.

In addition we have a very large and spacious wooden cabinet where you can store your belongings without any problem. All the elements of the room are matching, so they make up a very special and full of nostalgia.

The double rooms have 2 single beds complete, are solid iron or wood, depends on the room where you stay. Inside you have a wooden chair and a huge wardrobe of the same material. Once again, all the elements are matched, so that guests can fully experience the experience of our house.

The bathroom comes with everything you need to ensure the comfort and efficiency of the facilities. A towel set for each guest awaits them.

On the ground floor the kitchen and the dining room are located. It is a warm place and with airs to the past but without sacrificing comfort. Two large sofas escort the walnut kitchen and the wood fireplace. The latter offers an attraction for those winter nights where the heat is appreciated. We also have a TV in the living room as well as heating and hot water throughout the house.

The kitchen comes equipped to complete con dishwasher, microwave, blender, toaster, refrigerator ... everything you need so you do not lose comfort and devote ourselves to enjoy. In addition to a wood stove preparada. The household is the necessary so that a complete family can eat in tranquility.

Each of the houses has a portal and garden. La stone barbecue is ideal for family gatherings, we also have the necessary furniture in the garden for the experience to be complete. Both from the windows and from outside the house you can clearly see the peaks of Europe.

The rural house is located at San Juan de Beleño, within the Natural Park of Ponga. By car is a little more than half an hour from Oviedo or Gijón. It is an unknown redoubt that is characterized by almost insurmountable beauty of its landscapes: large limestone masses that form cordales, splendid viewpoints from its mountains, mountain passes con hermitages that constitute natural steps, saws, valleys, sickles, gorges , boxed rivers, waterfalls, streams, hot springs, ... In general a wonderful mountain environment and tranquility. For lovers of nature and, even more, mountain ; It is the ideal place to visit.

It is also a paradise for lovers of walks or bicycle, since there is an extensive variety of paths and paths, such as the Senda del Postero, allow mountain routes and other activities.

Very close to the town is Arriondas and Cangas de Onís, where you can do many activities such as canoeing, horseback riding, quad excursions, canyoning, among many others. In addition to less than one are The Lakes of Covadonga, Poncebos, The Route of Cares or the Beach of Ribadesella.

In the Council of Ponga you can enjoy the typical gastronomy of Asturias as well as exclusive dishes made with its game, the pork slaughter products and the cheese of the Beyos. Some of the typical parties are those of January 1, The Aguinaldo, September 8, Arcenorio, or the last Saturday of August where the arándanu, verbena included.