Self Catering at El Castano (4pax), Lanjaron, Andalusia, Spain

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If you are heading to Lanjaron in Andalusia for a short break or holiday then El Castano (4pax) offers self catering accommodation in Spain.

Overview

Rating: stars
Sleeps up to 4
Prices start from £460

Sleeps 4 Has a swimming pool Has a garden Has a fire Horse riding less than 5km Tennis less than 5km Has a restaurant with in 5km Has a bar with 5km Has a spa within 5km

Description

The rustic house is situated 2 km from the attractive village of Lanjaron (Granada), in the midst of the popular Andalusia region. It has a very nice environment, surrounded by lush vegetation which includes varieties of fruit trees such as chestnut, almond, olive, walnut, fig, etc. The house is located in the mountains, 35 km from the sea. It is a sunny and peaceful oasis with a fantastic scenery, ideal for various outdoor activities including swimming in the pool (with sun beds, surrounded by flowers and plants) and enjoy the outdoor space, with its orchards and mountain vegetation. The pool is shared with the other two houses. From the houses you have a beautiful panoramic view of the sea and surrounding mountains. The house is quiet and decorated in a rustic style. No detail has been omitted so you are sure to have an unforgettable stay!

Accommodation features at a glance

Sleeps 4

Has a swimming pool

Has a garden

Has a terrace

Has a barbecue

Has parking

Has a fire or fireplace

Has heating

Close by

Horse riding less than 5km

Bicycle rental less than 5km

Tennis less than 5km

Has a restaurant with in 5km

Has a bar with 5km

Has a spa within 5km

Airport: 60 km

Local area

The name of the village, Lanjaron, is invariably associated with water. Not surprisingly since there are numerous springs here, all nourished by the Sierra Nevada's snow, which is situated within the municipality. Among the landmarks worth mentioning are the spa building (constructed during the first half of the 20th century in Neo-Mudejar style) with it's two flanking towers; the church built during the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries under the patronage of Our Lady of the Incarnation (built to replace the church previously burned down as a result of the events of 1568); a castle ruin (although you can't really call it a castle as only the exterirr walls remain) located outside the urban center of the village. El Casta�o is situated halfway between the Mediterranean Sea and the Sierra Nevada, which assures a wonderful climate. In addition, it is part of the Granada Alpujarra, and is close to picturesque villages like Pampaneira, Bubion and Capileira.

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