Historic Cave Home in Spain

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This historic cave home in AndalucĂ­a, Spain is one of 30 homes owned by Balcones de Piedad’s Caves in Guadix- Granada. They’ve renovated seven of the structures so far, keeping them as traditional as possible while offering modern conveniences.

Incredibly enough, these cave homes have been around for centuries! This one features a comfortable kitchen space, a bathroom with a shower stall, and a lovely living room where you can relax. Two bedrooms — one with a double bed and another with three single beds — give guests a quiet place to rest.

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Historical Cave Home Remodeled For Vacation

Cave house with whitewashed walls and blue door in Spain.
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The entryway features a 100-year-old bench.

Charming interior of a historic cave home in Spain with cozy seating and rustic decor.
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There’s also a beautiful painting and some colorful glass windows.

Cozy tiny house interior with vibrant wall art and colorful illuminated boxes on a wooden table.
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Here’s the dining area/kitchen with a beautiful wooden table.

Cozy dining area inside a historic cave home in Spain with wooden furniture and rustic decor.
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A couch with colorful pillows in the living room.

Comfortable cave home living room with colorful cushions and rustic decor.
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You can see the kitchen sink peeking through the archway.

Charming cave house living room with rustic white walls and colorful cushions, blending historic cha.
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A wooden door goes to the next room.

Interior of a historic cave house in Spain with rustic furniture and colorful cushions.
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The primary bedroom has side table “caves” on either side.

Cozy bedroom inside a historic cave home in Spain with white textured walls and colorful accents.
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The kids’ room has three single beds.

Unique cave house interior in Spain with cozy bedding and rustic decor.

Each one has colorful bedding.

Cozy bedroom inside a tiny house with vibrant pillows and rustic decor.
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A beautiful ceramic sink sits in the corner of the bathroom.

Rustic bathroom with a wooden countertop sink and simple decor in a tiny house.
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There’s a shower stall and a modern toilet.

Amazing Cave Home in Spanish Valley w Pool 2
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Beautiful blue door!

Cozy tiny house bathroom with rustic decor and simple design in Spain.
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The magical infinity pool on the property for guests only.

Historic Cave Home in Spain with Unique Architecture and Natural Surroundings.
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It appears to sit at the entrance of another cave.

Historic cave home in Spain with modern pool and outdoor seating.
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Would you enjoy this kind of vacation?

Unique cave house with a swimming pool in Spain.
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Details:

In Balcones de Piedad we have 7 faithfully restored caves on a total of 30, so far, respecting the traditions that have been kept for centuries but with all the comfort and equipment of our times. We have scrupulously respected tradition in construction, they have not been built with concrete, the walls are treated with a mixture of ground of the area and cement, so the resulting color is the terrain itself. Everything is made out of natural staff: wood and stone handworked by local artisans.

Los Balcones de Piedad is a neighborhood with many centuries of existence, located between the ancient cities of Guadix and Baza, at the end of Bácor, it belongs to the province of Granada. It is a great natural balcony where the village settles, a great look out place into a sky full of stars. A stream runs along the bottom of the place, making silence alive.

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Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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