Extra amenitiesBasic soap (hand soap)
Toilet paper
Dining area
Clothing storage (closet/wardrobe)
Living room
Trash can
About this spaceDiscover the heart of the Sierra de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park—Spain's largest protected area and one of Andalusia's most spectacular spots. This charming country house in Quesada is the perfect retreat to unwind, surrounded by nature, hiking trails, waterfalls, and mountain scenery, all while enjoying the comforts of [hidden] house is for your exclusive use: it is rented privately to each group, so all areas—living room, kitchen, bedrooms, and terrace—are yours alone, with no shared spaces. It is ideal for large families, groups of friends, or special gatherings amidst nature.

Layout (3 floors, sleeps up to 10)Ground Floor — Living AreaA spacious, light-filled living room featuring two large windows, a double sofa bed, a dining table for eight, and a TV. The kitchen, which features an open-plan breakfast bar, is fully equipped so you can cook just like at home. A large bathroom with a shower completes this floor.Lower Floor — Sleeping AreaTwo cozy bedrooms: one with a double bed and another with two single beds; both include air conditioning, a ceiling fan with a light, and a wardrobe.Upper Floor — Sleeping Area & Terrace with ViewsTwo additional bedrooms—one with a double bed and a large built-in wardrobe, the other with two single beds—both climate-controlled and featuring ceiling fans. This floor provides access to a spectacular terrace with a table and four chairs, perfect for enjoying breakfast or dinner outdoors while taking in the views of the Sierra de Cazorla.

️ Climate control in every cornerThe 4 bedrooms and the living room feature individual air conditioning units (with a dedicated remote for each space). Additionally, every bedroom has a ceiling fan with a light, also controlled by its own independent remote. In total, each bedroom has two remotes: one for the air conditioning and another for the fan and light. This ensures a perfect night's sleep at any time of year.

The surroundings: Quesada and the Sierra de CazorlaQuesada is one of the most charming towns in Jaén; it is the birthplace of painter Rafael Zabaleta and the gateway to the Cazorla Natural Park. From here, you are just a stone's throw away from:Hiking and cycling routes through unspoiled landscapesThe source of the Guadalquivir River and spectacular viewpointsCharming towns such as Cazorla, Hinojares, and La IruelaAuthentic mountain cuisine: extra virgin olive oil, game meats, and hearty stewsWildlife watching: mountain goats, deer, griffon vultures, and golden eagles

Why choose this housePrivate, exclusive rental for your groupSpace for up to 10 people: 8 in the 4 bedrooms and 2 more on the double sofa bed in the living roomFull climate control in every roomPanoramic terrace with mountain viewsFully equipped kitchen—just like homePrime location for exploring Cazorla and its natural surroundingsBook now and experience an unforgettable rural getaway in one of Andalusia's most beautiful landscapes.

️ The surroundings: Quesada is much more than just a place to stay; it is the gateway to the Sierras de Cazorla, Segura y Las Villas Natural Park—the largest protected area in Spain. Just minutes from the house, you will find:

Nature and adventure: La Cueva del Agua (Water Cave), one of the area's most photographed natural gems; the source of the Guadalquivir River, located within the municipality of Quesada itself; over a dozen hiking and cycling routes of varying difficulty, ranging from easy walks to trails for experienced hikers (AllTrails); wildlife viewing—mountain goats, deer, griffon vultures, and golden eagles; Alma Gaia – La Casa de la Luz, an interpretation center offering tour guides, adventure activities, and guided routes through the natural park (Minube)

️ History and culture: Quesada’s old town, featuring Calle Adentro—the village's most picturesque pedestrian street—and the Arco de los Santos gateway (Andorreandoporelmundo); the Zabaleta Museum, dedicated to local painter Rafael Zabaleta; the museum dedicated to poet Miguel Hernández, the 15th-century Church of San Pedro y San Pablo, and the Tower of Infante Don Enrique (TusCasasRurales); the Sanctuary of Tíscar, a must-visit religious and natural site, complete with its own hilltop castle

️ Mountain gastronomy: Premium extra virgin olive oil, a hallmark of the province of Jaén; traditional game dishes and hearty stews; artisanal mountain cheeses and cured meats

Local life: The fair in honor of the Virgin of Tíscar—Quesada’s patron saint—held in late August

Property managed by a professional. Unless stated, services such as cleaning, bed linen, towels etc. are not included in the price of this rental. If pets are allowed (information in the advertisement), charges may be applicable.
Only equipment mentioned in this advertisement are present. Equipment not mentioned are not considered to be present. Unless there is an electric charging station in the accommodation, charging electric vehicles is prohibited.


End of stay cleaning is included.