As the name suggests, the Natural Elements apartment draws inspiration from the beauty of nature. The design of this wonderfully unique living space brings together a wealth of natural materials. The bedroom design incorporates the famous cork oaks of Portugal, a beautiful mosaic and wood finishes, while the bathroom is styled on the stunning vistas of the desert – complete with sand dunes created with Moroccan plastering techniques. The open-plan living room and kitchen area also boast many natural elements, such a cork, stone and wood.
The Natural Elements Apartment features:
• one bedroom with double bed (160cm x 200cm)
• bathroom with shower, toilet and sink,
• a corridor with wardrobe
• a split level down (50 cm 3 steps) open space living, dining and kitchen area
• a simple, rural kitchen with fridge, gas stove with oven, extraction fan and utensils.
• a low loft to sleep up to 2 children, accessed by a wooden ladder
• fire place for winter
• terrace
• decking with great view
• free wifi
• hairdryer on request (for reasons of energy efficiency, please don't bring your own)
• use of washing machine (not in the apartment but nearby)
The living area contains a comfy, bespoke sofa situated near a cosy wood-burner. A tiny oven built into the stove means that, on a cold day, you could even make a fire and cook a cake, should the mood take you. The windows to the front of the apartment grant an amazing view of the valley and access to a beautiful wooden decking area (more than 30m²), complete with outside shower and plenty of space for lounging, sitting, or doing yoga.
On the other side we have a tiled outside area – for extra sun exposure in the morning and on windy days. Through this side you can also access your vehicle's parking area, located just 30 meters away from the apartment, at the end of a wide, slate-paved path.
Electricity, water and gas are included in the price; as is wood during the colder winter months if you choose to make a fire. The building is centrally heated.
For guests with children we can provide cots for the bedroom. Younger children can sleep on an extra bed in the living room or, if over seven years old, can use the low mezzanine level – a great adventure for kids (accessed via a small staircase).
