Rent accommodation in Rocafort

Rocafort is a municipality in the Valencian Community, Spain. It belongs to the province of Valencia, in the region of Huerta Norte. It had a census population of 6,907 inhabitants as of January 1, 2015 (INE).

Masarrochos or Masarrojos (in Valencian and officially Massarrojos) is a district of the city of Valencia (Spain) belonging to the district of the Poblados del Norte. It borders to the west with Rocafort, to the east and to the north with Moncada and to the south with Borboto. Its population censored in 2009 was 2,015 inhabitants (INE), which makes it the most populous nucleus in the district of the Northern Poblados. Its hull is contiguous with that of Moncada, which is at the same time that of Alfara del Patriarca, the three towns forming a conurbation of more than 25,000 inhabitants. It was an independent municipality until 1899, year in which it became a district of Valencia.

Villa Amparo is an old «Mas» or preserved villa in the Valencian town of Rocafort (Spain). In that orchard space lived, between 1936 and 1938, the poet Antonio Machado, his mother and some brothers and nephews.
The stay was collected in the diaries of José, the poet's Benjamin brother, published in the last solitudes of the poet Antonio Machado, and whose narrative has been later collected and supplemented with other testimonies by biographers and studious Machadians. [4 ]