Nature house in Mairena del Alcor

La Casa Andaluza is an Andalusian farmhouse dating from the mid-nineteenth century, with two floors restored respecting the charm given by the passage of time to its antique furniture and high ceilings. It can accommodate up to 16 people in 7 double and triple rooms. At its door, some centenary vines create a vegetable porch of enormous Andalusian rural charm. The farmhouse is surrounded by large gardens with barbecues, huge pool-pool, outdoor furniture and lighting.

The region of the Alcores, occupies the center-east of the province of Seville, between Seville and Cordoba, hosting a rich and extensive region, located on the left bank of the Guadalquivir, where the Genil and Corbones rivers flow. The wealth of monuments and archaeological sites and the tranquility that permeates the habitat, make it a place frequented and preferred by many visitors, who can quickly access Seville and Cordoba. The area of the Escarpe de los Alcores, integrates the slope of land that descends from the terraces of the Alcor, to the fertile plain. They extend from Mairena del Alcor to Carmona. Recovered areas such as the lagoon of El Barrero and its surroundings in the vicinity of Ecija, the Roman Baths in Cañada Rosal, show the natural and scenic wealth of the region.