Life as it was.

Casas de la Quincalla is located in the least-known region of northwest Iberia, on the border between Spain and Portugal, within the Arribes del Duero Natural Park and the Meseta Ibérica Transboundary Biosphere Reserve. An authentic rural setting where time seems to stand still, rich in biodiversity, landscapes, and expansive horizons, offering breathtaking night skies. A heaven of calm, silence, and tranquility, with much to discover. Turism Local Registration: C.R.A 179/180 The space A traditional building, restored respecting the architectural style in stone and wood, characteristic of the Sayago region in Zamora. It is located on a 2000 m² with covered parking. Each house has three spacious bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen, and a living-dining room, and both are connected by an interior door. Two of the bedrooms have three beds, and the other four are double rooms with 2x1.50 m beds. The living-dining room in house Q2 is large enough for two tables and fourteen chairs, to share the meals near the chimney. Guest access The entire property is rented out, for the enjoyment of visitors as if they were in their own home. Other things to note Establishment listed as a Rural House, with Tourism Registry Code of Castilla y León (Spain) C.R.A 179/180. Registration Details Spain - National registration number Exempt - rural tourism accommodation