Hort del Viver

• Holiday cottage Full to let
• Sleeps: 2-4
• Registration No.: AR-CS-191
• Web of Hort del Viver: http://www.hortdelviver.com

  Hort del Viver is pet friendly (ask the owner).  

Casa Rural Hort del Viver is located on the outskirts of Sant Jordi in Baix Maestrat (Castellón). This is an old barn restored into a magnificent holiday cottage featuring two double bedrooms, a bathroom and an extra bed. It is fully equipped with fireplace, barbecue, dishwasher... everything you possibly could need.

The holiday cottage is located in the centre of a 22,000 metre country estate devoted mainly to olive cultivation. There are other varieties of trees such as almond, carob, fig, lemon, persimmon, pomegranate, laurel, false pepper, lime, an impressive tree of love and a beautiful palm tree, and there are herbs such as Maria Luisa, sage, which delights those who like consuming products freshly picked from trees. Next to the house, in the summer, you can enjoy the excellent shadow provided by some pine trees. The terrace of the house is an old threshing area in an excellent condition, next is the "Viver" (Valencian word that means tank to keep the water) that names the estate. From the terrace, you can see the oldest part of town, and the sea.

Environment & Activities Hort del Viver

Location:

Sant Jordi is a village in the Baix Maestrat (Castellón). It is located 90 km from Castellón, on the road from Vinaròs to Morella. Easily accessible from the seaside along the national road 232. Ancient royal road to Zaragoza, 12 km from Vinaròs. The village is located on a gentle hill 175 m above sea level, which overlooks the Mediterranean Sea, the Ebro delta, Montsià and other mountainous beautiful places.

Currently Sant Jordi has 630 inhabitants, a figure that doubles in summer. The area is 36 km2, and has a long and narrow shape that goes from the precipice of the Font de la Salut (South) to the Sénia River (North).

Its vegetation is typically Mediterranean including dry farming such as carob, olive and almond trees around the village, and irrigated fields (orange and fruit) in the northeastern plains between the Cervol River and La Sénia. Area immediately surrounding Panorámica Golf Course, among native vegetation. Sant Jordi features the production of virgin oil (OLIVAL) that has been grown since the Middle Ages in old and new olive groves throughout the region. There are also several areas of forest, scrub and pine forests with the corresponding fauna.

For further information about Sant Jordi and local attractions, please visit our website: www.hortdelviver.com

Activities:

You can fully enjoy hiking in Morella, Peñíscola, Vinaròs or Parque Natural del Delta de l'Ebre, among others. Beach - 10 km away, 18hole golf course - 4 km, hiking, mountain biking, 4x4 routes, etc.

If you seek peace and like to be surrounded by nature, you will feel at home here.