The house counts 8 rooms, each with its own story. You can enjoy the dining room with breakfast and dinner choices and relax in two common areas at your disposal to read or play a game. You will also find a museum area, an exhibition hall, a local gift shop and a cave set up for various cultural and gastronomic events. You will soak up the tranquility of its atmosphere, recover time and rest.

History

This typical Andalusian manor house was built in 1901 by Antonio Avellán Trucharte, whose father was from Castilléjar and his mother was from a noble family from Huéscar (Trucharte García de la Serrana). Antonio was a municipal judge in the town of Castilléjar.

In 1888, Dr. Eliseo Avellán was born in this house, having studied medicine in Granada and Sevilla and then surgery in Madrid (Instituto de Terapéutica Operadora de Federico Rubio Galí de Madrid) (1908-1916), he moved to Murcia in 1920 where he lived and set up his own clinic. He did publish several scientific articles on nephrology, urology and thyroid diseases. He was also a Freemason and lived the end of his life between Castilléjar and Madrid.

A small museum traces the history of surgeon Eliseo Avellán Fernández and his ancestors.