Casa Urederra II

This rural accommodation is located inside the village of Baquedano, in the province of Navarra.

It is a typical Navarrese farmhouse of 2 floors that has the capacity to host a total of 6 people, distributed in 3 rooms.

On the ground floor se are 2 rooms, ambas with double bed y one completo bathroom equipped with un game para each guest towels, dish shower and dryer pelo.

On the first floor, attic, is located a living-dining room equipped with television with DVD, stereo, wood fireplace, a collection of board games and a library with maps and guides at your disposal for can organize excursions.

Attached to the dining room there is a kitchen American equipped with all the essential elements and a terrace overlooking the natural environment.

Also, on this floor attic, there is another room with bed marriage

The country house is surrounded by a garden in which has been enabled a seasonal pool and a barbecue area to be able to eat or dine outdoors, as well as a covered porch A.

There is the possibility to park the vehicle inside the farm and also to use the bicycles that we have available to our guests.

All the rooms of the house are equipped with connection WIFI and central clamp, as well as the possibility of requesting a cradle if traveling with babies.

The rural house is located inside the Valle de Amescoa ; a landscape of oak and beech forests, place of production of Idiazabal cheese, with Denomination of Origin

A few kilometers away is the Villa de Estella (which is part of the Tierra Estella region and place of passage of the Camino de Santiago) with tourist attractions:

• Church of San Pedro de la Rúa, with a facade of the XIII century, which highlights the Chapel of San Andrés, Baroque style.
• Basilica of Our Lady of Puy (it was built at the beginning of the 20th century in substitution of a previous baroque style basilica) .
• Palace of the Kings of Navarre (a Romanesque building that has been declared a National Monument in 1931 and currently houses the museum of the painter Gustavo de Maeztu) .