Palacio Ochagavia

This rural house is located in the Villa de Falces, a Navarrese town located on the plain on the banks of a river. The building where the rural house is located is a Navarra house built in the seventeenth century based on stone and wood.

The house has been rehabilitated to add the comfort of the 21st century but maintaining all the stately flavor and original decoration. This assumes that the house achieves a harmony with which he manages to convey the tranquility he seeks and the rest he needs.

With capacity for 11 people, this stately house is the ideal site to spend a stay in the style field. It is divided into the following rooms:

• 4 double bedrooms and a triple room, all decorated with a baroque style with original furniture belonging to the family for generations.

• 3 bathrooms, 2 of them shared every 2 bedrooms and the third located in the baroness room.

• A broad dining room in which to enjoy meals and long glimpses.

• A lounge with a circle of sofas arranged around a chimney to be able to sit down to talk or read, and a separate reading area. The ideal place to relax in the afternoon in front of the television watching a movie.

• A chapel, relic of past centuries, decorated as it would be in its original time.

• A gallery with exterior furniture from which to contemplate the wonderful environment that surrounds the house.

• A interior patio with plants for walking, relaxing and performing outdoor meals.

• A zaguán typical input of the time with flooded songs forming figures that opens by showing a ladder with wooden railings and stately style.

• parking zone with a place for 4 cars so that guests can park without problems.

Falces is a Villa of 2443 inhabitants located in the Foral Community of Navarra. Not far from this area is the head of the merindad in which Falces is located: Olite. olite is a medieval city that acquired its splendor during the low Middle Ages, culminating in the thirteenth century with the construction of the Olite Palace.

The Palace of the Kings of Navarra, commonly known as the castle of Olite despite the fact that it is not such because it is mainly dedicated to the defense, it is a building that began in the thirteenth century and was rehabilitated and ended in the fifteenth century, so that their stays and towers present various architectural styles that reflect the passage of the centuries.
Within the palace, the tribute tower is for its height, the gallery of the Queen, which presents arches with filigree that surrounds the garden dedicated to its majesty, which in its time was plagued by exotic trees and plants and the ice fridge which indicates the technological superiority of the moment.