Learn more about our CASA LA SABINA
Our establishment
LA SABINA, which is available for rent on a room-by-room basis, has a superior category rating. It is in the Calomarde municipal district, in the Sierra de Albarracín mountain range. Our house was built around 1850 and opened to the public in 1993. Since then, it was renovated and subsequently completely refurbished in 1999, respecting its original structure and most of its layout. The house has three storeys on pillars and wooden beams, all of them visible, and a rustic decor in the local style. The house has 240 sq m of floor space, is in good condition, and is available for rent all year round.
Meet our facilities
Rooms
The house has 4 double rooms with full bathroom, one single room with a shower room and 2 suites.
The double rooms and the single room are on the first floor. The two attic rooms are on the second floor and have a fireplace, lounge, television and full bathroom.
Other facilities
On the ground floor there is a lounge with a fireplace, a television and games area, a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen with a fireplace used only for roasting, and a WC.
The house also has:
- Garden/terrace.
- Sun loungers or garden furniture.
- An inner courtyard.
- Common areas heated/air conditioned.
- Function room.
- Library.
Useful tourist information
Our lodging gives you the opportunity to discover Calomarde, a municipal district close to the Blanco River, in the middle sector of the Sierra de Albarracín mountain range, 49 km from Teruel city and 14 km from Albarracín. Calomarde is 1,312 m above sea level and has 86 inhabitants.
San Pedro Apóstol (Saint Peter Apostle) Parish Church is worth mentioning for its architectural and cultural importance. It was built during the first half of the 17th century on the ruins of an earlier church. Roman tombstones were used to build it, as can be noticed a few metres above ground level. It is a made of masonry, with two naves and a tower at one end. There are also several shrines that are now closed to worship: the Gothic San Gil Abad Shrine, with the Terencia family's Roman tomb, Saint Sebastian Shrine and Peirón of the Santos de la Piedra (the Pillar of the Stone Saints).
In the vicinity you will discover excellent examples of erosion, such as the place where water from the Fuente del Berro spring river is collected. It is also known as the Calomarde "Royo" (a natural rock arch). Other landscapes worthy of mention are the picnic spot at Cascada del Molino waterfall, the Pino, Obispo, Espino and Cadajón springs, Alto de la Peña peak, Carretera Tío Coto road, Castillejo, Hoz de Calomarde gorge, Puente de la Toba bridge, Pozo de la Olla pool, Cueva de la Mora and Cueva de la Zarza caves, Calomarde waterfall, Moricacho de la Hoz, and the Blanco River banks in general, with their beautifully moulded terraces of sedimentary tuff.
The Santo Cristo festivals are held from 15 to 21 May, and the big annual festival in honour of San Gil Abad is held from 1 to 3 September. There are many excursions available:
By car:
- Albarracín, 15 minutes.
- Tagus River source, 20 minutes.
- Guadalaviar and Villar del Cobo, 30 minutes.
- Bronchales, 35 minutes.
- Orihuela del Tremendal, Pozondón, Ródenas and Castillo de Peracense, 45 minutes.
- Cuervo River source, 1 hour.
Activities you can practice
- Canyoning
- Caves, caving
- Children’s activities
- Climbing
- Crafts
- Cultural Routes
- Excursions
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Lake or river activities
- Mountain biking
- Mountaineering
- Multi-activity
- Nature observatories
- Orienteering
- Traditional craft workshops
Additional information and reservations:
You can check availability and reserve online or by phone:
Phone reservations: 978 705 143
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