HOUSE IN THE VILLAGE OF CIRIEÑO

If you're looking to truly unwind, this is the place for you.
Located in a small village in Amieva, this rural home combines absolute tranquility with sweeping mountain views that invite you to slow down… and breathe.
The house is spacious and cozy, accommodating up to 5 people.
This charming village house has been equipped to offer a relaxing and functional stay.
On the first floor, there’s a kitchen-dining room with a fireplace. The kitchen is fully equipped (including an electric coffee maker, juicer, toaster, and a complete set of kitchenware, oven, ceramic cooktop, dishwasher, refrigerator, and microwave) so you’ll feel right at home. Also on the first floor, there’s a bathroom with a shower and a pantry where the washing machine is located. Access to the outdoors, where there is a small terrace with a bench and table (bench seat) where you can enjoy meals in the sun.
First floor: living room with a large window, bedroom with a 0.90 bed, and bathroom with a shower. Large flat-screen TV and a variety of books.
Second floor (attic), the entire floor is one room with two 0.90 beds and one 1.35 bed, plus two large windows offering views of the wonderful landscape.
The surroundings: You’re just a stone’s throw from the Picos de Europa National Park, with hiking trails starting right from the village.
Cirieñu is the ideal starting point for exploring the mountains of Eastern Asturias.
Just a short distance from the active tourism companies in Cangas de Onís.
Hiking trails start right from the property, and the Picos de Europa Natural Park is nearby.
Discover local flavors at the nearby restaurants in Amieva.
Convenient parking right next to the house.
The location invites you to completely unwind, read, go on outings with the kids, hike as a couple, explore mountain trails, enjoy culinary tourism as a couple, and experience a rural getaway while immersing yourself in the landscape and local culture. Throughout the year, especially during the summer months, the region’s patron saint festivals take place in every municipality of Asturias.
Rugged, steep, and mountainous—such is the landscape of Amieva, further carved by legendary rivers like the Dobra and the Sella, which shape much of its topography. With part of its territory located within the Picos de Europa National Park—a protected, rural area—Amieva is a major climbing destination for those wishing to train for greater feats in the park’s vast mountain ranges, and the narrowness of its gorges makes it ideal terrain for canyoning and rafting. It’s clear that its specialty lies in mountain experiences, including trails such as the Camín de la Reina, the Jocica Trail, the Arcediano Trail, and the Beyu Pen Trail—which combines nature and Asturian mythology and is one of the few trails in Asturias to do so.

Amieva is a treasure trove of beauty and richness, exemplified by the Angón Valley and the Beyos Gorge—which it shares with Ponga—and which lends its name to one of the tastiest and most renowned cheeses in the Picos de Europa region.