The house is made of adobe walls and dates back to the last century . It has been fully restored and decorated with the true flavour of the countryside and, at the same time, has been adapted with all the modern day comforts . It was once a baker´s, where the owner’s grandfather (which is where it gets its name from) used to keep the wheat.
Both on the ground floor and top floor, the stairs and the upstairs wooden floors have preserved the original materials of when it was the baker’s. Where we find the dining-room today used to be called the mule cart room or “.cuarto - carro de las mulas”