"El Mirador de Iznájar I"

This magnificent country house is found in the village of Iznájar, in the province of Córdoba, which has one of the biggest and most beautiful natural parks in Spain, and was originally border territory during the war between the Christians and the Moors. Iznájar offers tourists who are looking for peace and quiet some great cultural and gastronomic experiences.

Iznájar has its roots in the Iberian and Roman cultures. However, the greatest moment in the village’s history took place during the Muslim occupation, when the village joined Umar Ben Hafsún´s uprising in the 10th century AD. At the time, the inhabitants of the village were severely punished, and finally the village fell under the control of Abderraman III. Iznájar fell into Christian hands when the Muslim Kingdom surrendered to the Christian army.

This country house of traditional andalusian construction is on the outskirts of the village, overlooking Lake Iznájar. Surrounded by olive and holm oak trees, the visitor cannot help but enjoy the wonderful views of the area. On the lower floor, you will find a large living room with a fireplace, a bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and a bathroom which is adapted for use by a disabled person. The upper floor has a bathroom and three bedrooms, each with a great view. The front of the house has a wide covered terrace, a private pool, a small bathroom and a barbecue. The country house is fully equipped with central heating, Wi-Fi, TV with DVD, and washing machine.