El Mirador del Bosque

The rural house of El Mirador del Bosque is located at La Póveda de Soria. It was built not long ago, so in its interior it has all the features that are useful today. But the modern style has been mixed with the rustic style, using stone and wood as main elements, thus also being faithful to the architecture of the place.

It is accessed through a stone path that leaves both sides lawn and where we have placed some benches and tables to enjoy the outdoors when they wish.

It is a accommodation that is divided into 3 floors and designed to sleep comfortably 8 people in their cozy, elegant and fully equipped rooms.

On the ground floor and just behind the entrance door is in the living room, where there is a nice fireplace and in front of it an armchair, two armchairs and an old solid wood table, as well as a furniture with plasma television. After this stay is the kitchen, which has all its white furniture and appliances, with the dining table in the center of this space.

It has 4 bedrooms, all for two people. The first of them is located on the ground floor, taking advantage of this so that was adapted for people with disabilities. Since it has a sink located inside the bedroom itself and with a private bathroom also adapted. As well as with an interior patio.

On the next floor there are two other bedrooms. Which have hardwood floors, large built-in wardrobes and personal bathrooms. Both equipped with whirl systems, either in shower or in bathtub.

The last floor houses another bedroom, with similar characteristics as the previous ones. As well as an attic room that has been thought of as reading area, where you will find documentation on places to visit, and leisure, with seats and television.

This rural accommodation also has a spacious terrace that has a perfectly maintained lawn and in which there are several tables for meals. As well as a porch also quite large with barbecue.

The Póveda de Soria belongs to the Castilian province that bears part of its name, but is located at the northern end of it and limiting almost with La Rioja.

It has little more than a hundred inhabitants and among its structures highlights the church of San Ginés, built in the sixteenth century and reformed two centuries later, making the style that predominates is the baroque.

The closest and most important natural space is the Natural Park Sierra de Cebollera.

A short distance away is the acebal de Garagüeta, an extensive space where the real protagonist is the most characteristic tree in the area: the holly. And a little further you can visit the Celtiberian archaeological site in Numancia.