La Masada

Located in the quiet town of Cella, this rural house is the perfect corner to escape to the mountains for a few days, forgetting the noise of the city and staying in this natural corner.

Built on two floors, this rural house is capable of accommodating up to 15 people and is divided into:

• 6 s bedroom, 3 of them furnished with 2 single beds and the other 3 with double beds. All bedrooms are equipped with towels and bed linen and up to 2 extra beds can be added in the house.

• 2 bathrooms fully equipped with shower tray, each located on one floor of the house.

• A kitchen that is fully equipped so that guests can comfortably carry out household chores.

• A living-dining room furnished with comfortable sofas on which to rest watching television after a day of excursions in the warmth of the fireplace.

• A gazebo shared with another house in the complex with outdoor furniture and a barbecue to enjoy delicious meals.

• A front garden, shared with another of the houses in the complex, which has children's games and a sandbox for the little ones to have fun and sun loungers for sunbathing.

In addition, the house admits pets so that guests can travel with their pets.

Cella is a small town located at the foot of the Sierra de Albarracín. It stands out for the Fuente del Cella, a spring with a flow of 35,000 liters per second that feeds the Roman aqueduct that is located halfway between Cella and Albarracín. Among the routes that can be done in this area is the Camino del Cid route, which passes through this town and covers the areas described in the Song of Mío Cid in this province.

A few steps away is the Sierra de Albarracín, which extends through several Spanish communities. It is a set of calcareous mountains in which a multitude of fossil impressions are found. In the area of ​​this mountain range that crosses the province of Teruel, is the source of the Tagus River, in a small spring. an Iberian fauna park (La Maleza), Albarracín Aventura, numerous natural spaces surrounded by pine forests and streams where you can bathe.

Not far from this area is Peracense, a small town with 86 inhabitants that stands out for its castle, considered one of the most beautiful in Aragon for being ingeniously adapted to natural conditions. It is located on a red sandstone watchtower and, being built in red brick, its thick walls blend in with the landscape.