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Bárcena Mayor - typical Cantabrian architecture of the region -
Carmona - Cabuérniga Valley -
Cabuérniga Valley -
Comillas Beach -
Oyambre Beach
Casa Ibio 2, Cantabria and Asturias
Herrera de Ibio | Ref: IBI2 | Bedrooms: 2 | Sleeps: 4Traditional Cantabrian stone house in quaint village, ideal for relaxing
Casa Ibio 2 is a newly converted stable and barn providing self-catering accommodation for up to four people. With an open plan lounge, dining and kitchen on the ground floor, two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor and a garden with barbecue right in front of the house, it offers all you need for a comfortable stay and a perfect base for exploring Cantabria.
Open beam ceilings, a cosy wood burner and a lovely blend of stone and wood contribute to create a pleasant ambience, which is amplified by the tranquility and views that the village and the rural surroundings have to offer.
The market-town of Cabezón de la Sal is just nearby, the coastal motorway just beyond that and Comillas and the sea a short drive away, so there are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to holiday activities. Whether you prefer the beach or the mountains, the quiet tranquillity of the villages or the lively pace of the city, it surely won’t be far away. And with a trendy and very popular gastrobar just around the corner you can always end the day with some great food and a glass of wine.
As part of the same building, but with its own entrance and garden, in what used to be the main house, is another holiday home for up to 9 people, which combined with Casa Ibio 1 gives a total capacity of 13 people
Upstairs there are two bedrooms of which one has a double bed and the other has a single bed that can be turned into a double if necessary. A bathroom is also located on this floor. Wooden windows in all rooms with views of the village and surrounding countryside.
Outside, right in front of the main door and with a separate entrance, there is a fully enclosed garden with table, chairs and barbecue. Lots of parking options around the house.
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Open beam ceilings, a cosy wood burner and a lovely blend of stone and wood contribute to create a pleasant ambience, which is amplified by the tranquility and views that the village and the rural surroundings have to offer.
The market-town of Cabezón de la Sal is just nearby, the coastal motorway just beyond that and Comillas and the sea a short drive away, so there are plenty of options to choose from when it comes to holiday activities. Whether you prefer the beach or the mountains, the quiet tranquillity of the villages or the lively pace of the city, it surely won’t be far away. And with a trendy and very popular gastrobar just around the corner you can always end the day with some great food and a glass of wine.
As part of the same building, but with its own entrance and garden, in what used to be the main house, is another holiday home for up to 9 people, which combined with Casa Ibio 1 gives a total capacity of 13 people
Accommodation Description
The front door opens into an open plan living area with a well equipped kitchen, a dining table with 4 chairs, a sofa, a wood burner and a wooden staircase at the far end of the room.Upstairs there are two bedrooms of which one has a double bed and the other has a single bed that can be turned into a double if necessary. A bathroom is also located on this floor. Wooden windows in all rooms with views of the village and surrounding countryside.
Outside, right in front of the main door and with a separate entrance, there is a fully enclosed garden with table, chairs and barbecue. Lots of parking options around the house.
| Bedroom Details: | 1 dbl 135cm, 1 twin 90cm on 1st floor | |
| Sleeps: | 4 | |
| Bathrooms: | 1; (1 shwr on 1st floor) | |
| Beach: | 20km | |
| Nearest Shop: | Villanueva de la Peña 3km | |
| Bars/Restaurants: | In the village, Casa María | |
| Nearest Airport: | Santander (45km) | |
| Nearest Ferryport: | Santander (45km) |
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| Booking Seasons | |||
| High | 15 July - 31 Aug; Easter | £650 | |
| Low | Rest of year | £590 | |
| Christmas and main public holidays are charged at mid or high season rates. | |||
Options:
This property has the following options
(NB 'short breaks' and 'small party' offers not available in high season)
Self Catering Holiday (min 7 nights)
This property has the following options
(NB 'short breaks' and 'small party' offers not available in high season)
Self Catering Holiday (min 7 nights)
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Herrera de Ibio
Herrera de Ibio is a pretty farming village, a network of little lanes with some grand old manor houses in between the farmhouses, set among fields and near hills. It nestles around its church, and amenities include a gastrobar, a children's playground and an outdoor basketball court.
The coast is less than half an hour away, so this is a good location for those wishing to combine beach days with rural living; it is also well located for exploring Cantabria to the East and West, and for driving up in to the Picos de Europa.
The Cabuérniga Valley heading inland from the village, is dotted with delightful stone-built villages and has a suprising variety of restaurants. Ruente has four alone, and further into the valley we recommend La Central in Barcenillas where they specialise in wood-oven roasts, Casa Lucas in Correpoco or El Puente in the pretty village of Carmona.
Cabezón de la Sal is the nearest town for shopping and all amenities. It holds a farmers' market every Saturday in the morning until lunchtime.
On the second Sunday of August, Cabezón de la Sal hosts the Día de Cantabria - the biggest local festival, with a display of local music, dancing and costumes as well as a parade and a large market throughout the day. It is an excellent way to experience Cantabrian culture.
The coast is less than half an hour away, so this is a good location for those wishing to combine beach days with rural living; it is also well located for exploring Cantabria to the East and West, and for driving up in to the Picos de Europa.
The Cabuérniga Valley heading inland from the village, is dotted with delightful stone-built villages and has a suprising variety of restaurants. Ruente has four alone, and further into the valley we recommend La Central in Barcenillas where they specialise in wood-oven roasts, Casa Lucas in Correpoco or El Puente in the pretty village of Carmona.
Cabezón de la Sal is the nearest town for shopping and all amenities. It holds a farmers' market every Saturday in the morning until lunchtime.
On the second Sunday of August, Cabezón de la Sal hosts the Día de Cantabria - the biggest local festival, with a display of local music, dancing and costumes as well as a parade and a large market throughout the day. It is an excellent way to experience Cantabrian culture.
Local Activities
Getting There
Coastal Cantabria & Asturias region has excellent access by air and sea:
Flights:
Stansted, Dublin or Edinburgh to Santander with Ryanair;
Stansted to Bilbao or Asturias with Easyjet;
Heathrow to Bilbao with British Airways.
Gatwick to Bilbao with Vueling (not daily).
Gatwick to Asturias with Vueling (not daily)
Heathrow to Asturias with BA (not daily)
Bristol to Bilbao with Easyjet (not daily).
NB Flights are not included but we can advise on routes and timetables
Ferries: Plymouth or Portsmouth to Santander or Bilbao – 5 sailings weekly.
We can include the ferry crossings as part of the package
Getting Around
If travelling by air we recommend renting a hire car to make the most out of your visit to the area. If you prefer to use public transport please consult our expert staff for advice on which properties are more suitable.
If coming on the ferry you will use your own vehicle - we recommend that you ensure that insurance and breakdown cover are in place. For full advice on how to prepare the vehicle etc see the Brittany Ferries website
In either case we will provide full instructions to arrive at your holiday accommodation, complete with GPS co-ordinates.
