Villa with private pool in Andalusia, Granada

The accommodation

Villa Posada is a spacious, bright, and fully accessible accommodation for people with reduced mobility, designed to offer comfort and convenience to all guests. Its decor combines the simplicity of a rural style with traditional and warm touches, creating a cozy, family-friendly, and authentic atmosphere, where the tranquility of the countryside blends with modern amenities to ensure an unforgettable stay. It features a private pool, barbecue, and a cozy chill-out area.

The Space
Casa Posada is a spacious, bright, and fully accessible accommodation for people with reduced mobility, designed to offer comfort and convenience to all guests. Its decor combines the simplicity of a rural style with traditional and warm touches, creating a cozy, family-friendly, and authentic atmosphere, where the tranquility of the countryside blends with modern amenities to ensure an unforgettable stay.

The house has three double bedrooms with full bathrooms, two of them equipped with a relaxing whirlpool tub, as well as an accessible bathroom. It also offers two charming attics, perfect for the little ones, a spacious living-dining room with a fireplace, a fully equipped open-plan kitchen, a terrace with outdoor furniture, and all the amenities, including heating and air conditioning in every room.

Outside, guests can enjoy a private pool, ideal for cooling off on sunny days, as well as a barbecue and a pleasant chill-out area that invites you to relax and share special moments surrounded by nature. Located within the private Molino Los Justos estate, alongside other independent rural houses, Casa Posada is the perfect place to unwind, experience the essence of Andalusia, and enjoy the company of family or friends.

Setting

Services and Common Areas
Within the Los Justos Mill, there is a large lounge with a terrace where you can sample the various traditional dishes of the area.
This is for the exclusive use of guests staying in our vacation homes.
Other highlights
From Molino Los Justos, you can discover charming Andalusian towns and villages steeped in history, culture, and unique landscapes. Just 10 km away is Iznájar, a beautiful white village on the shores of Andalusia's largest reservoir, known as the "Lake of Andalusia," with its Moorish castle and flower-lined streets. Nearby, about 20 km away, is Rute, famous for its aniseed, sweets, and gastronomic museums. Priego de Córdoba is approximately 30 km away, considered the birthplace of Cordoban Baroque, with its monuments, fountains, and the picturesque Barrio de la Villa. In Lucena, about 40 km away, the city of three cultures, you can visit its castle, churches, and museums, as well as enjoy its rich cuisine. A little further, about 50 km away, is Antequera, the "heart of Andalusia," with its World Heritage-listed dolmens, the Alcazaba, and the impressive natural setting of El Torcal. For those looking to combine culture with the sea, Málaga is about 95 km away, offering urban beaches, a lively coastal atmosphere, and a wide range of cultural offerings with museums such as the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Museum. For full-day excursions, Granada (approx. 90 km), with its majestic Alhambra and the Albaicín neighborhood, and Córdoba (approx. 100 km), with its Mosque-Cathedral and flower-filled courtyards, offer unique experiences to immerse yourself in Andalusian history and art.

And if you don't feel like taking the car, the area surrounding Molino Los Justos also offers beautiful hiking trails, ideal for families or pets, that allow you to discover the history, nature, and tranquility of the surrounding area.

One of the best-known is the Route of the Mills and Streams of Algarinejo, which runs through ancient paths among riverside vegetation, small waterfalls, and remains of hydraulic mills, demonstrating the close relationship between this environment and water and agricultural tradition. Also worth a visit is the Cesna Deserted Village, a place steeped in history and legend, where ruins are still preserved that evoke life in times past in a setting of great scenic beauty. Nearby, in Fuentes de Cesna, you can discover the imposing Copper Age wall, an archaeological vestige that connects visitors with the region's most ancient origins. These trails allow you to enjoy nature, culture, and the silence of the Andalusian countryside on accessible and charming routes.