Villa Valera

This house, new in its construction and absolutely rustic in spirit, is located in a farm of almonds and olives, surrounded by the beautiful natural landscapes of the region of Bulla, in Murcia.

Its cheerful color and its particular union of modernity with rural style make it look familiar and cozy, perfect for a family or a group to stay in search of the calm that is breathed in the place, and the security that gives a house rural with all the comodidades.

In total there are 3 rooms que, in sum, accommodate a total of 6 people: one room has a double bed and the remaining 2, single beds body and a half. All of them have bedroom furniture and independent radiators, to ensure a correct temperature.

We will find, at the entrance of the house, a large dining room, with a well distributed space, in which the sofa and armchairs do not hinder the vision of the wood stove. We also have a television, and with the addition of the internet access, we do not need more to make this space a meeting place, excursions and relaxation approach.

From the kitchen draws attention to the great wood fireplace, in a corner, facing the workspace and the appliances. We find all we need, including a dishwasher and a washing machine, which guarantee cleaning while others ensure a good feeding. XX
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Once we have left our vehicle in the X parking zone, we can enjoy the rest of the facilities outside. We have a very attractive terrace front, since it looks towards the pool, fenced and with surrounding space to sit and sunbathe if desired. Combining a dip in the pool with a meal on the barbecue is something no one should miss.

The Bullas location is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes. The Salto del Usero stands out, a waterfall that adorns a clearing, through which the Mula River passes, and which is a great tourist attraction.

Nearby we have the Sierra de Burete, a protected area for birds, where there are many areas of forest raptors. It has the category of Wildlife Protection Area, Special Conservation Area and Site of Community Interest.

The Argos reservoir, located on a tributary of the Segura River, is located between the Sierra de la Puerta and the Juan González hill, in a protected area. It has routes that surround it and fishing areas.

The importance at the archaeological level of the area is great. In the region the deposits abound, like the one of Black Cave in the term of Caravaca de la Cruz, where the oldest remains of fire of the European Palaeolithic are found; the deposit of Bagil, in Moratalla, of the Chalcolithic; and the Begastri deposit, from the 11th century.

We can not stop visiting the most attractive towns and cities that surround us. Starting with Bullas itself, with numerous examples of architecture from various eras and great winemaking fame. We will go through Caravaca de la Cruz to admire its architecture and museums, and we will arrive at Moratalla, where its festive and artistic tradition competes with the natural landscapes that surround it.