Cal Onclet

Annex to Cal Fargas, but without any kind of internal communication between the two houses, we find Cal Onclet, a much smaller house than the main one, with capacity for only about 4 people. This house, although it also has 2 floors, the space is much smaller and is ideal for small groups. Right at the entrance of Cal Onclet, after climbing four stairs, we find a small terrace that gives access to the first floor of the house. On this floor there is the kitchen-dining room, a toilet and a small pantry. The bedrooms are on the second floor where there are 2 double bedrooms with another toilet. In this house, as a curious fact, you can see what used to be the mouth of an old bread oven. Currently, the total structure is not preserved, but seeing the type of opening, we have no doubt that bread was made here many years ago. In the past, many peasant houses used to have their own oven or even communal ovens. The construction consisted of a half stone vault inside which a fire was made and bread could be baked.