Room types

 

Features

             

Moshav Agur was originally settled in 1948 by immigrants from Kurdistan. The Jewish Agency helped the newcomers set up agricultural ventures such as chicken coops, and turkey and livestock farming. Over the years, some people left or closed their farms. During the last decade, Agur has seen renewed interest by city people who wish to experience country life in pastoral surroundings. These newcomers to Agur are establishing bed and breakfast guesthouses, wineries, ceramics studios, etc. This outside interest in their moshav has awakened the local folk who, as a consequence, have started to spruce up their properties and take greater pride in their surroundings.

Property description:

Agur has three units.

The Fig Room is a loft space accessed by a separate staircase and with a private balcony over an expansive view. The high-ceiling unit is perfect for a couple seeking privacy and retreat. The air conditioned studio includes a jacuzzi, kitchenette, double bed, bathroom.

Two other units are located in a private cottage. The Peach Room and the Lilac Room each have a private bathroom, and share a common salon and equipped kitchenette. The salon has a double pullout sofa. Air conditioning/heating.

All units are equipped with basic kitchen facilities, air conditioning, TV sets, and compact discs.

A full country breakfast is served either in the main dining or at the guest's private suite, according to guest preference. The meal is rich and varied and includes homemade jams, breads, fresh vegetables, local cheeses, eggs, coffee and tea.