Holiday home situated in the small village of Zagrilla, 7 km far from the town of Priego de Cordoba, in the region of Subbetica, province of Cordoba, Andalusia.
This gorgeous holiday home is divided into two floors. On the first floor there are four bedrooms, three with a double bed and one with two single beds. Two of these bedrooms have private terraces with marvelous views over the surrounding Andalusian nature. Moreover, you will have at your disposal two bathrooms, one with shower, the other with bathtub.
On the ground floor there is one more bedroom with two single beds, a bathroom with shower, a dining-living room with a closed fireplace and a completely equipped independent kitchen with an open fireplace. Every room of the house is provided with AC and heating.
The indoor area is connected to the outdoor by two porches, one in the front side of the house, the other in the back. Here you will be overwhelmed by the immense private swimming pool with a based-on-electrolysis depuration system, thanks to which you won’t have any more problems related to chlorine. Furthermore, it has a patio with a stone barbecue area and a parking lot for up to 6 cars. The access to the house is completely paved.
This holiday home is situated in a very privileged area, among vegetable gardens and olive groves, and it provides its guests with breathtaking views over the mountains of the Natural Park of the Sierras Subbéticas. Here you can spend your deserved holidays with your family and friends, without feeling isolated, since the towns of Zagrilla Baja and Zagrilla Alta are to be found only a short-walk far.
Thanks to its huge variety and high-quality services and commodities, this holiday home has been classified as “Superior Category Holiday Home” by the Andalusian Tourism Counselling, and it also takes part in the “European Charter for Sustainable Tourism”.
In the surrounding area of this holiday home you will have the possibility to enjoy in numerous activities, such as hiking, gastronomic routes, horse riding and cycling.
