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Paulene, Alan, Holly & Lucy Crossley
Casa Naranja                                  
33 Cuevas de Cerrico                                              
Baza 18800
Granada
Spain
 
email: paulandal@cozeecave.com
Tel/Fax:  00 34 958 703 117 
 
Designed by Holly and Lucy Crossley
 

Cozee cave house to rent -

come on have a look.  

 

                                             

 

 

 

 

WE HAVE;

*  4 Bedrooms

*  2 Living Rooms

*  Kitchen

*  Dining Room

*  Bathroom

*  Pretty Courtyard

*  Outside Dining 

*  Swimming Pool        

                                                                      

 

The traditional cave house is over 100 years old, but of course features all the modern conveniences. Situated in the Zona Cuevas (zone of the cave houses), it's neighbours are of similar architectural design. Trogladyte living is very much the norm in this part of Spain and has been around for hundreds of years. The caves maintain a constant temperature all year round, so after a busy day in the sun you can relax in the cool of the comfortable living room. Or, if out and about in winter time, return to a comfortably warm cave house with it's inviting Estufa (log burning stove located in the open fireplace).

                                                                                                                                            

                                                           

We are situated high up on the outskirts of the ancient market town of Baza with views both to the front and to the back that cannot be described adequately. The stunning Jabalcon (Habalcon) is clearly visible, a magnificent extinct volcano which, if you have a head for heights you can travel to the top of.

It's only a ten minute walk into the town with it's plethora of bars, shops, restaurants and bazars. The local market is only a short walk along the old train track and offers many, many stalls with a variety of local produce. Walk down on a Wednesday morning and do a little shopping, then walk into the main square and enjoy the architecture and a drink perhaps at the Casino bar.

      

                          

Visit beautiful Lake Negratin at Zujar,  just 10 minutes away. Relax in the natural thermal spa and then chill out with a drink and tapas on the terrace bar overlooking the spa and the lake, taking in the beautiful views.  At the other side of the lake is the magnificant dam. Take some photos and then maybe take a while at the bar restaurant just looking at the views.            

   

Granada is only an hour away by motorway. Make sure you visit the stunning Alhambra Palace.  And then there are the villages of Cullar and Castril, two of the six traditional Andalucian villages making up the region of Baza. The village of Freila, just a short drive away and situated close to natural areas, offers a wealth of outdoor activity, including peddalos on the lake. Choose to take advantage of the camping package we have available and maybe spend a night or two on the campsite.

     

Learn about The Lady of Baza, a famous example of Iberian art, discovered in 1971, dating back 2,500 years in Baza, the high tableland in the northwest of Granada province. She is seated in an armchair and a space open on the side is thought to have contained the ashes from a cremation of a warrior. The sculpture is now deposited in the Museum of Spain in Madrid. 

 

Enjoy the local culture and history. Take a break at one of the local bars and enjoy a cold San Miguel served  of course with the legendary Tapas.

 

If the mood takes you, take a drive to Mini Hollywood, about an hour away, but well worth a visit. Set in the spectacular brown rock terrain, the backdrop for many a spaghetti western, Mini Hollywood offers a full day of fun and frolic. There are shops, bars and many theatrical presentations, all on the old wild west theme. Don't forget to take your swimming gear so you can have a dip in the pool and then maybe a drink at the bar. Make sure you have plenty of bottles of water and then trek off around the beautifully presented (but very hilly) zoo.