Casa Sofia in Old Town Ronda

Casa Sofia was featured in a Washington Post story called 'Ernest Hemingway's Spain' in March 2009. The writer called Casa Sofia a 'lovely property in a dreamy locale.' Casa Sofia is a three-story vacation home with 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms. Newly added is a 400 sq. ft. roof terrace with city and mountain views. Casa Sofia features a cook's kitchen, private dining room and a writer's hideaway with fireplace. Equipped with satellite TV, Internet/WiFi, AC/Heat, Washer/Dryer. One week minimum. Starts at 900 euros per week. CC okay. If you've walked the medina streets of Cordoba, Fez or Jerusalem, you'll appreciate Ronda's old town quarter. Ronda's Phoenician squares, Roman roads & Moorish minarets are protected heritage sites. Outside the old city, modern Ronda is a destination for travelers: 12 local wineries, two Michelin-rated restaurants, and a 2-mile shopping district for walkers. Ronda also features some of the best hiking & cycling excursions in Europe.

 Casa Sofia is in the heart of old town Ronda, where Ernest Hemingway (For Whom Bell Tolls) and Orson Wells (Citizen Kane) had holiday homes. At your doorstep are Michelin-rated restaurants, 2,300 years of Roman, Moorish & Spanish history, and a new generation of wine and food producers focused on the eco-gastronomy of Andalucia. Restored in 2007, Casa Sofia is located inside the La Ciudad quarter of Ronda, a historic medina fort city that is a national heritage site. Ronda is 30 minutes from the ocean and 60-90 minutes from the Gibraltar, Granada, Jerez, Malaga & Seville international airports. For 2,000 years, all roads in Southern Spain have gone through Ronda, so this historic town surrounded by mountains is a great jumping off point to explore all of Andalusia.