El Cortijo el Chorreadero is a rural rental accommodation located in the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas, surrounded by ancient olive trees and places of significant tourist interest. We have two completely separate and independent houses. THE PEÑA HOUSE (7 rooms). Ideal for family or friends groups. "ALL ROOMS have heating and EN-SUITE BATHROOMS, ensuring privacy and independence for each guest. Two of the seven rooms have air conditioning, ensuring comfort during the hottest days. All rooms are equipped with mosquito nets. The living room features a beautiful fireplace that is much enjoyed in the winter. Outside, you will find a barbecue." THE PARRAL HOUSE (3 rooms) This house has air conditioning for the hot days, as well as double windows and mosquito nets. It also has a fireplace to enjoy during the winter. The exterior features a large patio covered by a century-old vine that provides shade and coolness in the summer. The days end with beautiful sunsets where the horizon and mountains acquire lovely tones, and at night, don't miss the chance to enjoy the stars without light pollution; it's a wonderful place to admire the sky. Both houses share a swimming pool, available from June 12rd to September 14th, with spectacular views of the rocks and large olive groves. To end the day, you can delight in the beauty of the sunsets that each season of the year offers from the Cortijo.

Hello! My name is Maria José. I was born in the Cortijo and was fortunate enough to grow up in an idyllic natural environment, surrounded by ancient olive groves and soul-touching sunsets. Now that I am retired, I have decided to share with those who wish to, the opportunity to enjoy this natural enclave and continue adding happy moments with family or friends to the Cortijo.

Cortijo El Chorreadero is located between two small towns in the province of Jaén, Huesa and Quesada. The cortijo is situated in the Natural Park of Cazorla, Segura, and Las Villas, the largest protected area in Spain and the second largest in Europe. It has been declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO since 1983, a Natural Park since 1986, and a Special Protection Area for Birds (SPA) since 1987. The water from the mountainous complex formed by these mountain ranges gives rise to two of the great rivers of southern Spain. On one hand, the Guadalquivir officially originates in the area of Cañada de las Fuentes, in the municipality of Quesada; and on the other, the Segura River, which originates in Fuente Segura, with its waters flowing from a natural flooded cave at an altitude of 1413 meters.