The rural house is located in the municipality of Santa Cristina d´Aro, on the edge of the Gironés and La Selva, in the Baix Empordà region. Santa Cristina d´Aro is one of the most beautiful medieval villages on the Costa Brava, so we recommend you take a stroll through it as soon as you get here. The holiday cottage is surrounded by a beautiful pine forest and there are no neighbours in the vicinity, which makes it ideal for large groups and families as you’ll not have to worry about whether you’re disturbing the residents of the area or neighbours. The holiday cottage is secluded, with no neighbours to bother, and it has several common areas, including a private swimming pool, a solarium, 2 separate living rooms, a large kitchen and a large sitting room with an impressive fireplace.

This holiday cottage or “masía”, which we have recently renovated, boasts a total of 6 bedrooms, 3 of which are ensuite while the other 3 share a bathroom. With 14 beds in the 6 bedrooms, it can happily accommodate 14 guests. It has 2 living rooms, the first of which is extremely comfortable and ideal for curling up to read a book or for a nice nap after the barbecue. The second living room is perfect for watching a film or one of those modern series everyone is so keen on nowadays. The kitchen is fully equipped so you don’t need to worry - you’ll not have to cook as if you were back in the middle ages. The kitchen also opens directly into the sitting room, where an amazing fireplace awaits. Here you can enjoy the warmth and the crackling of the wood as you snuggle up with your partner, friends or pets. The rural house is located in a beautiful and congenial setting, surrounded by a pine forest that you city folk will love. Take a deep breath when you get out of the car to soak in the fresh air and the peace and quiet of the countryside.

Most people who visit us want to take a break from their day-to-day routine and to rest for a few days, swimming in the pool, relaxing by the fireplace, enjoying the weather, friends and family... But if you want to head out and explore the area, here’s a list of places we think are well worth visiting. - The megalithic tomb at Daina’s Cave, in Romanyà de la Selva. - The Church of Santa Cristina, in pre-Romanesque style and with Paleochristian remains. - The Church of Santa Maria de Bell-lloc, which was built on the site of earlier Roman and Paleochristian constructions. - The pre-Romanesque church of Sant Martí, in Romanyà de la Selva. - The Church of Santa Agnès, in Solius, from the 18th century. - The Enrique Sacristán Zarzuela Museum which houses a collection of pieces related to the world of the theatrical musical genre known as Zarzuela. It also illustrates the links with the baritone Enrique Sacristán, who dedicated his life to this lyrical genre. - The monastery of Santa Maria de Solius, where you can find the Solius collection of Nativity scene dioramas. - The Great Museum of Magic. The Xevi Collection