Casa Rural Vía Verde del Tajuña

The rural house is located in Perales de Tajuña, a municipality located to the southeast of Madrid.

It is a perfect place both to spend a few days at Christmas and to go on vacation in summer, Holy Week or a bridge. Any time is ideal to enjoy this cozy accommodation.

It has 6 double rooms, all with integrated bathroom, so the capacity reaches the 12 people. Of these rooms 2 have a marriage bed and the other 4 with individual beds. However, guests who wish will be able to have supplementary beds.

Each of the rooms has a different decoration, although they all have a classic and sober style as well as rustic, and have received the name of some pearr place, such as "The Risco of the Caves", the "Prado Abbrevake" or the "Matagacha source".

The house is equipped with a wide lounge with fireplace and television. On one of its sides is the dining room, with an elegant table and a fantastic tableware to maximize meals and dinners. On the other side, there are access doors to the terrace.

It also has cuisine, in which you will find everything with which to prepare your meals without leaving home. 

This accommodation can also be used as meeting center of companies or for different meetings, because for this we have a room with great capacity that can be used at your will. 

The terrace has wicker furniture and the part of the garden near the pool T has a beautiful table and white chairs, collected everything in a beautiful environment that has been decorated with objects of exterior typical of the area. This pleasant exterior space, with lawn throughout the area, is surrounded by trees and mountains, which makes it a unique place to relax and disconnect.

The rural house is located less than a kilometer from the Madrid town of pearles of Tajuña, southeast of the capital.

Among the curious and beautiful places that the municipality possesses, it is worth mentioning the tears of San Pedro, a geological formation based on waterfall in the form
Among the natural sites located in the vicinity of the people, it is worth visiting the Risco de las Cuevas, a set of 50 caves excavated in the Neolithic period, and the Prado de Arriba, meadow in which the birth of the Arroyo de la Vega takes place.