Masada Andabe II

This rural house is located on the outskirts of Cuevas de Cañart, a small town of Teruel. Being away from the core of the population, guests of this house will appreciate the tranquility and silence of the countryside, very different from the bustle of the cities.

It is a former farmhouse in Aragon reformed to give rise to 2 apartments that can be rented together or separately. The farms are agrarian groups in which a family lived who lived on a livestock or agricultural production.

This apartment can accommodate 5 people and consists of these stays:

• 2 double bedrooms, one of them furnished with 2 single beds and the other one with a double bed. The latter has a small armchair that opens to reveal a single bed.

• 2 bathrooms integrated into the rooms and fully equipped with hair dryer and towels.

• A living-dining room with glass table to play board games. In the living room there are also comfortable sofas where guests can relax watching the XX

• A kitchen fully equipped with everything you need so that guests can cook succulent meals comfortably and quickly.

• A spacious terrace with porch to enjoy meals in the shade, barbecue to cook succulent grills and a small wood oven where to make roasts the traditional style.

• A parking area common to the complex where you can leave the car without difficulties.

Welcome to Cuevas de Cañart,, a town located east of the province of Teruel. The historical nucleus of this population is of medieval origin and was dedicated fundamentally to the defense of the border of the kingdom of Aragon, reason why its streets were narrow and tortuous. Of the wall that surrounded the city today only the Portal of March and the old castle only the site is conserved.

Leaving the town you can see the Chorro de San Juan, a waterfall of several meters high hidden among the rocks that presents a beautiful natural spectacle. For hikers, routes such as the birth of the Pitarque River, which can be reached by following a 9-kilometer circular route that departs from the town of Pitarque, can be done in this area.

Among the mountains that surround these small villages are the Glass Grottos, a series of caves and galleries pierced by a river that receives this name because of the iridescence and strange branches that have their stalactites.