‘Casa Lagar’ was named after the olive press which once stood in the front garden of the farmhouse.

It was used to crush the olives to produce olive oil.

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Casa Lagar used to be the farmers dwelling.  This is still visible in the old façade and the layout of the house. Originally the house consisted of a kitchen / living area with two adjoining bed recesses. One of these recesses has been enlarged to create a cool, snug bedroom with doors opening onto the kitchen / living area. The other two bedrooms have views over the garden, one of which has a door opening onto the patio. There are two bathrooms, each with a shower and a toilet.

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The fully equipped kitchen living area has a dishwasher, oven and large fridge. The outdoor seating area has been designed for entertaining, with a barbecue. This holiday home has two patio areas, one on the south side of the house, and one on the east side, from where there are views of the hills and the garden.

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This house has its own drive, so you can park near the house. Of course, you are free to park in the communal car parking area as well.