A working water mill until well into living memory, now arranged as a comfortable house across three levels — each keeping the character of its original use.
The ground floor was once the grinding room; it is now the day area, with its original timber-beam-and-cane ceilings, stone paving and vaults intact. A hallway and guest toilet lead into a 43 sqm living and dining room opening onto the patio and garden, and a 20 sqm kitchen with a fireplace niche and its own dining corner overlooking the garden.
Upstairs, the old grain store has become the night area: a distributor landing, two bathrooms, and three bedrooms — a 32 sqm master with balcony, dressing room and en-suite shower room; a 19 sqm double with dressing room and garden-facing balcony; and an 18 sqm double. All finishes, furniture and fittings are new; only the bones of the house are old.
Molino de Guevara is well suited to stays of four to six months — a golf season, a mild Andalusian winter, or simply an extended change of pace. The garden, the separation between day and night floors, and the quiet setting all make it a house to settle into rather than pass through.
Three bedrooms and three bathrooms, sleeping up to eight guests across three double beds and one double put-up bed.
No, pets are not accepted, in keeping with the surrounding working farmland.
Yes — guests are welcome to visit the cárcavo beneath the house on request.
Yes, free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house and part of the garden, along with free parking for two cars.