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Full House Fiber Optic and Gourmet Kitchen

Entire home

hosted by Tassio

5 guests
2 bedrooms
3 beds
1 bath

Furry friends welcome

Bring your pets along for the stay.

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Free cancellation before Jul 26.

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Complete residence.
Covered grill, dishes, crockery, pots, microwave, gas stove, electric oven, washing machine and dryer, refrigerator with Duplex freezer, table with 4 chairs, sandwich maker, blender, wap to wash the car and vacuum cleaner.
3-seater retractable sofa + 1 sofa bed.
Rooms with individual wardrobe, one with full-length mirror
Close to the Hospital Angelina Caron (3.9 km) paved streets
(layette values to agree laundry cost)

The space
Next to Morro do Anhangáva, Estrada da Grasciosa, Renalt, Treves do Brasil, Faurecia, IBQ, Britanite, Hospital Angelina Caron, Centro de Quatro Barras, Jardim Paulista, among others.
Wooded location with quiet streets for good nights of sleep
Main Room with ultra modern ceiling fans

Where you'll sleep

What this place offers

Mountain view

Kitchen

Wifi

Free parking on premises

Pets allowed

40" HDTV with standard cable

Free washer – In unit

Free dryer – In unit

Security cameras on property

Unavailable: Smoke alarm

Where you’ll be

Quatro Barras, Paraná, Brazil

Caminho do Itupava
is a historical trail opened to connect Curitiba to Morretes, in the state of Paraná, Brazil, between 1625 and 1654 by indigenous people and miners, later paved with stones by slaves. Wikipedia

Morro do Anhangava is
a hill located in Serra da Baitaca, in the municipality of Quatro Barras, Paraná. In Tupi-Guarani, the hill means the Devil's Abode. Wikipedia

Altitude: 1430 m (4.691 ft)

A Estrada da Graciosa,
Highway PR-410, is a highway of 40 km long, which crosses the Serra do Mar, in Paraná, connecting Curitiba to the charming historic cities of Antonina and Morretes.
The road uses the ancient route of the tropeiros connecting the upper part of the mountain to the coast of the State, crossing the most preserved stretch of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, marked by the rainforest and the beautiful streams that rise in Serra do Mar.