Monthly Rentals in Benarrabá

We were delighted to stay in José Antonio's house. The village is peaceful and the view of the mountains from the rooftop terrace is very beautiful. The house is very well furnished and decorated. It is large and on 3 levels. We particularly appreciated the rooftop terrace. José Antonio is a very responsive and helpful host, always there to answer your questions and needs. We really enjoyed the area, its villages and landscapes.

Many thanks Eduardo, Gloria (and her companion), Paco: I am in the prospecting stage of a terrain in subtropical area. I was going to Genalguacil to visit land. Genalguacil is a very interesting town for its commitment to culture and you can see a lot. Not only for the more than 100 works of contemporary art on the streets of the village, but in the way of taking care of the houses, of the squares. I commented to Eduardo that he was going to visit a land and if by chance I knew about land for sale. I sent her a list of features I'm looking for. Eduardo put me in touch with Paco and we went to visit two other farms together. It was very nice to meet locals and talk about diverse topics playing in the village and the proximity. We went to visit the contemporary art museum with Paco and then get to know his shop where he sells his handicrafts made from olive wood, esparto, and other vegetable fibers. Eduardo's house in the center of town is perfect for staying and feeling at home. Great Great!

We had a fantastic four days. The listing far exceeds what is shown in the listing. Elena was one of the most attentive and helpful hosts we have ever met. It is the perfect place to disconnect and reset energy. Definitely a place we'll be back to.

Elia's text: When they say we are a few days in Benarrabá. I thought: Okay Where is that? We arrived with the punctured wheel just to stop at the town square. Next to what would be our 'house la yedra' and which we do not want to leave. A pleasure to meet the wonderful neighbors of the village and Juani <3 Serafín (grandfather) and Seraphim (grandson). Thanks to Raúl who fixed the wheel for us to continue. The girl from the bar a charm, and the rest of the local wildlife: canelo, bomb, etc. We come with a bittersweet taste wanting to get lost again in the cork oak forests and freshwater streams.