El Jardín

This cottage is located in the Cadiz localiada of El Bosque, belonging to the White Towns of Andalusia, belonging to the province of Cadiz . It is ideal to travel with friends or family and enjoy its wonderful surroundings.

The house is rented as and XX has capacity for 8 people.

also supports animals and their stays are divided into:

• A master bedroom with double bed that has its own bathroom.

• 2 double rooms with 2 single beds.

• In addition, you have at your disposal 2 extra beds to complete the maximum number of people.

On the floor you will also find a shared bathroom. The rest of the house is composed by a living room with fireplace connected to the kitchen mediante bar kitchenette. In the living room, with rustic ceilings, as well as the decoration of the whole house, in addition to a family table, there are 2 large sofas that convert one of them into an extra bed.

As for the exterior this house stands out for its large garden that alacanza over 4000 square meters bordering the house, of which it is part, a porch de 35 covered meters with a barbecue para cook the best food in the area or cook the products of your organic garden. From there you will have a magnificent of the Cadiz mountains and the outdoor pool overlooking que is vallada.

Tthe owner your arrival will provide the que will need sheets and towels so you only have to worry about you enjoy a wonderful holiday.

The house is located in a tourist enclave without equal. Surrounded by the Sierra de Gramazela, you can discover beautiful places like there are only in southern Spain.

Among them is the Bornos Reservoir, whose Tail is protected for more than 30 years to ensure its fauna, or the village of Benamahona where it is worth mentioning the Spring of El Birth thanks to which numerous fish farms.

In the same town you will find the Majaceite River Trail that through a route of more than two hours you will discover a hidden corner where otters live and where the poplars, brakes and elms also have their space.

In addition, belonging to the Sierra that surrounds it, we find the El Castillejo Botanical Garden that preserves dehesas and rockets, among other species that are in extinction.