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This rural house is located at Azpíroz, a quiet little village in Navarre located in a valley surrounded by mountains that gives the rural guest the tranquility of the countryside.

It is a traditional stone and wood house that follows the traditional architecture of the houses in the area.

Built in 2 heights, this house has capacity for 8 people and is divided into the following stays:

• 4 double bedrooms, one with bed marriage and the other 3 with 2 single beds. 2 of these rooms have a balcony that gives access to a large terrace from which the mountains are contemplated.

• 2 bathrooms fully equipped with shower y hair dryer.

• A living-dining room where to relax away from the bustle of the city reading a book in front of the fireplace, watching a movie on the television, listening to music on the computer or playing some game on the dining room table . This room has direct access to the garden.

• A kitchen separated from the living room by a peninsula with bar stools that is equipped with all the necessary appliances to make food fast and comfortable.

• Un porch equipped with outdoor furniture to enjoy succulents barbecues.

• A garden fenced to walk contemplating the mountains.

• Private parking to have no problems when leaving the car.

In addition, the house is equipped with heating to be able to enjoy it also in winter.

Azpíroz is a small Navarran town of 65 inhabitants located in the north region of Aralar. On this town there is a viewpoint that offers spectacular views of the Valley of Araxes. The viewpoint is conditioned as a recreational area that invites relaxation and is easily accessible for baby carriages and wheelchairs.

In this region is the Sierra de Aralar, a plateau that is mostly in Navarra, but that extends to Guipúzcoa. Being of karstic rock, the landscape is populated by hills, caves and caves and allows a vegetation of meadows and forests. In this plateau you can find several prehistoric dolmens symbolizing the prosperity of the valley since time immemorial.

One of the caves that excavate these mountains is that of Mendukilo, which until very recently was used as a mountain stable, but that in 2005 was conditioned so that visitors could contemplate the geological spectacle formed by water and limestone in the 3 rooms of the cave over time.