Tiny by the River + 24/7 Hot Tub Included
Description
Tiny house on the banks of the Itata River, with a direct view of the Ñipas Bridge, a National Historic Monument. Quiet rural retreat, with walking access to amenities. Ideal for relaxing, touring local vineyards, and enjoying an authentic experience in the Itata Valley, as part of a family-run regenerative tourism project connected to the landscape, culture, and rural life. The space Escape to the tranquility of the Itata: Tiny House overlooking the Ñipas Bridge Wake up to the crowing of the roosters and sleep lulled by the murmur of the river. This cozy tiny house for two people awaits you on the banks of the majestic Itata River, with a privileged view of the Ñipas Bridge, a National Historic Monument and symbol of the valley. Ideal for those looking for rest in a rural environment, quiet and full of life, but without completely disconnecting: you are in the same village of Ñipas, with walkable access to pharmacy, supermarket, bank and health center. Here, time stops. You can stroll among fruit trees, interact with the local animals — a curious mare, chickens, dogs, and friendly cats — or just sit and gaze at the scenery. If you wish, you can add a country breakfast with fresh local products. Do you like wine? You are in the heart of the Itata Valley, a land of heritage vineyards and family wineries that open their doors for unforgettable homemade tastings. We also offer, by reservation, tours, visits, and tastings of local vineyards. An intimate refuge, with a peasant soul and natural charm, perfect for reconnecting with yourself and the essentials. Guest access The tiny house is located on a family lot of approximately 1.5 hectares. We, the hosts, live in a house on the same grounds, but we always respect the privacy of our visitors. During your stay you will have access to: Free parking on the ground (you can drive to the same tiny house) Outdoor hot tub Grill Fruit trees (you can consume directly from the tree) Direct exit to the Itata River Walking trail to Puente Ñipas, ideal for hikes and photos at sunset Craft wine cellar (you'll get to know the process, buy local wines and jams) Guided Bird Photography Tour (prior coordination) Visit to the vineyard where our grape is grown Historical stories of Ñipas, if you want to know more about the village and our family descended from its founder We are available to assist you when you need it, and happy to share the history, nature and flavors of the Itata Valley. Other things to note This tiny house is not just a place to sleep, but an experience in the heart of the Itata Valley. If you like nature, local history, and artisanal wine tourism, this is the place for you. Privileged location: steps from Puente Ñipas (National Historic Monument) and with a direct exit to the river, perfect for sunset walks, photography or just contemplate. Authentic family atmosphere: you will live in a real peasant environment, with loose animals, fruit trees and country life. Historical Wealth: We are descendants of the founder of the village of Ñipas and, if you wish, we can share with you family stories and documents. Human-scale wine tourism: You can visit our small winery, taste natural wines, and tour the vineyard that provides us with the grape. We also offer local products such as jams, country eggs and preserves, all made at home or by neighbors. Regenerative agriculture: Our tiny house, as well as the entire property, is powered by solar panels. We use water from a deep well for irrigation, separate our waste, reuse and recycle, and fertilize our land with our organic waste. By staying with us, you are helping us to continue to care for and improve this landscape. Optional experiences: Country breakfast, historic tours, guided walks to observe birds or just time for you, in silence, with the river as the background. Time stands still here. Come reconnect with the essentials.
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