Caserón de Navas de Oro

Rural house in the north of the province of Segovia, specifically in the municipality of Navas de Oro. The population is located in a spot surrounded by pines that accompany the River Eresma, and very close to Coca and its castle. XX
It is a spectacular manor house, whose construction date dates from the middle of the last century and which has been completely renovated so that users have all the comforts and advantages that accommodations offer us in this era.

It has a capacity for 35 guests distributed in 11 bedrooms, each of them with a different decoration and colors, which gives them their own personality. There are rooms of different sizes and with variation in the number of beds they have, ranging from single bed rooms to the largest of them with a total of 5.

In addition, the house has a total of 6 bathrooms, all equipped with a shower tray, and a toilet, 2 kitchens with very spacious and with kitchenware, a room with laundry and 4 different rooms, in addition to a large living room that can accommodate up to 30 people.

For leisure, the house has a special room for games with a pool table and another pingpong, a table football and, on the outside of the house, a pool perfect to take a dip and cool off. It also has tennis courts and paddle to relax practicing a little sport.

There is also an area with barbecue techada to prepare rich roasts and enjoy them, next to yours in the pool area, around a large table.

Navas de Oro is a town north of Segovia, in the Campiña segoviana and very close to Coca, beautiful town very attractive for indoor tourism thanks to its history, its monuments and a striking natural environment.

Coca architectural heritage is particularly special thanks to its castle, built in the fifteenth century and with a Gothic style Mudejar .

Its location, close to the province of Valladolid allows you to get to know other towns such as Medina del Campo or Olmedo, in which there is a theme park where different monuments and buildings are reproduced faithfully as the aforementioned castle of Coke.