Los Gaitanes Rural House

This manor house, built in 1873, features an<br>octagonal minaret, whose<br>interior is adorned with frescoes; it belonged to the Los Gaitanes family.It is located in the historic center<br>of the town, on “Las Torres” Street, where on<br>May 14, 1811, the terms of surrender for the Battle of La Albuera were signed.<br><br>It preserves its original architecture, such as barrel vaults and<br>semicircular arch tops with exposed brick. It features an open central courtyard<br>that retains the old well that supplied the house, as well as the<br>cistern, which has been restored for use as a bathroom.<br><br>Accommodates 9 people, with one extra bed and one sofa bed (total capacity: 11 people). We have four bedrooms: three with double beds and one<br>with a twin bed. There is a kitchen-dining room, another kitchen-dining room-living area (apartment), and a spacious living room. All rooms feature heating, air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and are equipped with kitchenware and furniture typical of the house’s era.