The Yellow House in Arribes del Duero is a vintage "shabby chic" country-style home located in what is possibly one of the most beautiful and best-preserved villages in the Arribes del Duero Natural Park. It is a renovated house built in 1950, where every effort has been made to preserve as many of the original elements and features as possible, using natural materials such as wood and stone, while incorporating all modern amenities. Heating is sustainable, using pellets and firewood, while the typically cool summer nights, the stone construction, and adequate ventilation make air conditioning unnecessary. The maximum occupancy, according to the Regional Government of Castile and León, is up to seven guests. Ideal for remote work with high-speed Wi-Fi, a desk, and an ergonomic office chair.
The house boasts excellent views of the village, the Cerezal de Peñahorcada hill, and the bucolic landscape of centuries-old oak trees and meadows that surround it. It also features a traditional stone backyard with a well, measuring about 80 square metres, where you can enjoy meals, quiet evenings, reading, or the clear skies of the Arriba region.
There are numerous swimming areas near the property. Beautiful public pools in Vilvestre, six kilometres away. The beautiful Rocoso lagoon, with all amenities, is 12 kilometres away. The lovely lakes of Saucelle/Vilvestre, Freixo, and Playa del Rostro in Adeadávila.
FEBRUARY AND MARCH SPECIAL: ALMOND TREES IN BLOOM (AMENDOEIRAS EM FLOR). ONE OF THE BEST TIMES TO VISIT LAS ARRIBES, WITH SPECTACULAR LANDSCAPES AND NUMEROUS FESTIVALS ON BOTH THE SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE SIDES CELEBRATING THE BLOOMING OF THE ALMOND TREES AND THE ARRIVAL OF SPRING.