Masía Moli D´En Pi

This rural house is located a very short distance from the city of Morella, belonging to the province of Castellón, in the Valencian Community with a tranquility that gives us the distance from the bustling city that adds to an environment of great historical and architectural importance, which will leave us with an experience that we will almost certainly want to repeat.

The building is renovated on an old mill dating from the fourteenth century, so it maintains its light stone facade, as well as the primary materials, the bare stone on some of its walls and the wooden beams, which decorate its inside the rooms, providing the rustic touch that we are looking for so much.

Outside we find ourselves with n a small farm and the river Bergantes; the only river in the Valencian Community that flows into the Ebro. Inside the house , we will find the living room where we can relax watching television sheltered by the fireplaces .

With a maximum capacity for 9 people, being able to be extended by having the possibility of adding an extra bed, we have 4 bedrooms, of which 3 are double, and a triple bedroom, having 3 single beds.

With sloping ceilings in wooden beams and walls in both white and exposed stone.

We also have 3 full bathrooms with toilets, bathtubs and showers in perfect condition, to which is added the sets of towels, which are available to all our guests, creating the feeling of being in a big family.

We can discover this rural house in the province of Castellón, more specifically a very short distance from the city of Morella, thus being able to enjoy both the tranquility that being away from the hustle and bustle brings and being able to get closer to living the joy of its streets and squares.

In the region, we have a large number of buildings of great antiquity and architectural importance, such as the elaborate Archpriest Church of Santa María, with a majestic entrance of several overlapping semicircular arches, the Convent of San Francisco, with gardens surrounded by stone arches.

In the city itself we have the Castle, which was built taking advantage of the elevation and hardness of the rock, as well as the medieval wall, very well preserved, which surrounds the old town and once protected the city. But if we want to go back even further in time, we should not miss out on visiting the natural shelters of Morella la Vella, where we find a large number of cave paintings.