Molina de Mesias-Olivo

This rural house is located at Montero, in the province of Córdoba.

The house is part of a rural ensemble built on the structure of a 19th century oil mill restored and rehabilitated to conform 3 homes of different capacities.

This house is divided into a double room with 2 separate beds, 3 rooms of marriage and a tripl room e, being able to add up to 4 extra beds, so it has a total capacity of 15 people.

In addition to the rooms, the house is divided into the following rooms:

• 3 bathrooms, 2 located inside the building and a third located on the outside to share between the 5 rooms.

• A room furnished with sofas distributed around a large fireplace fireplace in which you can roast potatoes or chestnuts while watching a movie on the television.

• A kitchen-dining room that has all the necessary appliances to make the stay more comfortable.

As part of this rural complex, the house has access to the following facilities:

• Una piscina con loungers to remove Cordovan heat in the water and get tan on its banks

• Un garden in which to enjoy succulent barbecues with family or friends.

• A game room with table football and ping-pong to be able to compete against brothers or friends.

• A room to socialize with the other guests and meet new people.

• A parking area to be able to leave the car without problems.

Montoro is a Cordovan town located in the Sierra Morena, next to the Natural Park of Sierra de Cardeña and Montoro. This park is a group of holm oaks, rivers and meadows dotted with granite bowls created from solidified magma. Through this park you can make numerous routes, including following the course of the Yeguas River, which over the years has been eroding the rock and forming ravines and canyons.

40 kilometers from this area is the city of Córdoba, which stands out for preserving the combination of the 3 cultures that coexisted in it in the 15th century. In this city it is convenient to visit the Arab neighborhoods and the Jewish quarter, especially the Sephardic museum, which explains the life of Hispanic Jews in a Muslim city of a Catholic country.

In this city it is highly recommended to visit the Mosque, a Muslim construction from the destruction of a Visigoth church, recovered by Christians in the sixteenth century by integrating a Gothic cathedral inside this mosque to preserve it.