A 166-square-meter house spread over two floors, with 3 bedrooms and 4 beds, sleeping 6 people. 2 bathrooms, kitchen, living/dining room with a fireplace, family room, 42 m² terrace with a barbecue and outdoor furniture, and a 52 m² accessible rooftop terrace.

Unbeatable location with drive-up access right to the front door, on-street parking, and public parking nearby. In the heart of the city’s historic district, just a short walk from the monuments, restaurants, and entertainment venues, yet very peaceful and quiet due to its secluded location—a restful stay guaranteed in brand-new beds. The house is fully equipped so you can live as if it were your own. There is a recreational area on the accessible rooftop and a back terrace.

A very quiet neighborhood, nestled within the historic district, with little traffic. Its old town is characterized by narrow, steep streets, a traditional neighborhood of strikingly white buildings, and the presence of interesting churches and palatial homes. The origin of its name, Arx-Arcis (fortress on high), stems from its Roman foundation; it was later renamed Medina-Arkos following the Muslim conquest, a civilization that left an indelible mark on its identity. It was during this period that Arcos emerged as a truly prosperous and flourishing city, eventually becoming a small Taifa kingdom.