Casa rural Sagastietxea I

This rural house is located in Eguaras, a quiet Navarran town, and is a set of 2 independent houses built in stone and wood to harmonize with the houses in the area.
With capacity for 11 people each, the houses have the following rooms:

• A kitchen equipped with all the necessary appliances to make meals quick and easy. The electrical appliances with which we have equipped the room are the following: oven, washing machine or microwave.

• A living-dining room in which to relax and unwind in front of the stone fireplace watching a movie on the television or a DVD on the reader.

• 5 double rooms, 4 of them furnished with single beds and the other with a double bed. 2 of these rooms have an exit to the gallery on the first floor.

• A single room located in the attic.

• 3 fully equipped bathrooms that serve all rooms.

• A living room located on the first floor to be able to read quietly without being disturbed by the noise of the television.

• Una covered terrace furnished with wooden tables and chairs to dine contemplating the surroundings and the garden, to which it has direct access.

• A garden of 500 square meters that has a barbecue in which to cook succulent barbecue.

In addition, both houses are decorated with restored antique furniture, which gives them a rustic and country atmosphere.

Eguaras is a Navarran town of 32 inhabitants that belongs to the Merindad of Pamplona, ​​specifically located in the Ultzamaldea region. In this region is the Valle de Ultzama, through which numerous routes and routes of different difficulties can be made. One of these routes, of easy difficulty, is the walk through the forest of Orgi, a series of paths adapted for baby carriages and wheelchairs that run through the oak groves of the valley and allow you to observe this natural environment carefully.
Pamplona is located 16 kilometers from Eguaras, the capital of the community that has been standing since the Roman conquest of Hispania. In this city you can see the Castle Square, an open space that has been remodeled at different times, which can be seen in the different styles of the buildings that surround it. This square was originally used as a bullring and all bullfights were organized in it from 1385 until the permanent bullring was built in 1844.