Can Baldiri (Santa Coloma de Farners)

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Can Baldiri is a house from the late 17th century carved into the rock that withstands thermal temperatures very well. It is located in the middle of the Guilleries, free of noise, with views of Montseny and the Castell de Farners.

Currently, Can Baldiri is a home for tourist use by groups of up to 11 people, thanks to the numerous and spacious rooms, rooms and spaces it contains. Therefore, it becomes an ideal location to hold celebrations, to enjoy a few days with the whole family or for business meetings.

Characteristics

Capacity for up to 11 adults
2 Double Rooms
1 Quadruple Room
1 single room
2 Full Bathrooms
2 Living Rooms
1 Great Hall
1 Kitchen-dining room
1 double sofa bed
1 extra cot available
1 Sauna
1 Private pool

Additional features

WiFi connection
Parking area
Television
Equipped kitchen
Oven
Microwave
Fridge
Washing machine
Dishwasher

The minimum stay is two nights and prices are variable from one week onwards.

Special Service: Tasting 1 bottle Baldiri Vins.

Can Baldiri is located about 5 minutes from Magma, 15 minutes from Girona airport, 20 minutes from Girona capital, 20 minutes from the beaches of the Costa Brava...

Places of interest to visit

Trias Cookies: Visit to the emblematic cookie factory-museum
Carrilet Route: Excursions from Can Baldiri
Route of the 10 hermitages: Excursions from Can Baldiri
Farners Castle: Excursions from Can Baldiri
MAGMA: Visit the Leisure and Thermal Center

Registration Number in Tourism Register of Catalonia and Andorra: HUTG-021638

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