The Patio del Carbon is a house that is next to the Corral de Serafín, these houses can be joined or separated on the second floor, it has two doors, if the group is large they open these doors and become a single house with 5 bedrooms , 10 people in bed and the possibility of 4 more in sofa beds and extra beds. if two different groups come, the doors are closed and one house becomes independent from the other, with nothing in common. The house has 3 bedrooms, with space for 6 people and the possibility of two more in sofa beds or extra beds. The house is accessed by a "tinao" (street with housing above) the roof of the tinao has round poplar sticks, irregular walls and Chinese base. It has an interior patio from which we can see the upper floor giving great luminosity to the interior of the house. The interior patio covered by glass dome, gives it its most outstanding character, giving it a great amplitude on the first floor and a lot of luminosity, it has a canopy to overshadow in the summer months, on the second floor it allows us, from the corridor surrounding the patio see its decorated base, each wall differently, highlighting a carriage wheel that is a lamp and an Arabic tile fountain on which we have a conventual window with restored prison gate of the old house. The first floor is a diaphanous space between the living room, interior patio and kitchen. the ceilings of the kitchen and living room are made of wooden beams and boards painted in different shades to give it a highlight. The floors are made of mud but differentiating each part with the different shapes of the slabs, we divide rooms with the floor, so we have 30-30 cm slabs in the living room. entrance direction stairs and kitchen spike slabs, in the patio a mixture of stars and crosses, so that the floors are of the same material but in different ways. It also has a bathroom and laundry. On the second floor we find three bedrooms and another bathroom, The ceilings of the bedrooms are attic with wooden beams and boards, the floors of rustic flooring, the floor of the hall of earthen mud. On the third floor there is only a terrace with beautiful views of the mountains, the valley and, above all, spectacular sunsets that can be enjoyed all year.