Casa Vettonia

Casa Vetonnia is located in the center of Yecla de Yeltes, a small town located in the province of Salamanca.

With more than 200 years old, this two-storey house is decorated with a neoclassical style furniture y bourgeois of past centuries, from families or antique dealers. In fact, the house has an antique piano, two stone fireplaces, crystal lamps and even a library of the time. Every corner of the house is taken care of down to the last detail, for example, glazed tiles, rag paint or hand-carved hardwood furniture.

It has capacity for a maximum of 12 people through its 6 bedrooms (five doubles and one individual), all decorated in a classic and sophisticated way.

The master bedroom has a polychrome altarpiece dating back to the 17th century or, for example, a bathroom vanity that preserves the original washbasin earthenware.

The house also has the upper part with an entertainment area where you can find a billiard table, a music system and a reading room with several armchairs and a sofa.

The property consists of large windows that overlook the outdoor patio and have a view of the church and the town square.

In the large outdoor patio where you can be peacefully in the shade of the trees.

Yecla de Yeltes, located in the region of Land of Vitigudino, is a population that has a historical past important, already inhabited since the Iron Age. It belonged to the archbishopric of Santiago by donation of Fernando II de León in 1184.

It is interesting to know places like Las Arribes del Duero, Abadengo or Campo Charro as well as excursions such as the Border Fortification routes or the routes through the pre-Roman forts.