Sergio's place is set in the middle of beautiful, rural Catalonia. We came here as a contrast with time spent in the centre of Barcelona and it fulfilled the brief perfectly. We cooked home-made pizzas in the outdoor oven built by Patricia and her friends, and they were delicious. Our daughter enjoyed playing on the slack-line - I'm told "tightrope" is the wrong word for it - and we threw sticks for Pepo, who, as it suggests on the house rules, won't take no for an answer (but is very friendly)!
The accommodation looks rustic from the pictures and what you see is exactly what you get. The apartment itself is around the back of the house shown in the main picture - which is actually a really large building - and the apartment constitutes only a small part of what you see there. However, the photos of the accommodation itself give you a complete and accurate picture.
Likewise the directions! Do follow these and don't be "clever" like us and try to use Google Maps instead. We were coming from a different direction and the app directed us along country lanes that rapidly became too small and bumpy to drive. After a frustrating half an hour, we retraced our steps, followed Sergio's instructions and got there very quickly! The lane to the house seems a bit long and narrow when you first go down it, but you get used to the bumps very quickly.
Be aware that rustic means several things: there is no hot water in the kitchen; cooking is on a camping gas stove (but Sergio remembered to provide matches, and we produced some delicious meals); the fridge is fairly small, so you need to plan in advance; ... and insects are part of life - I forgot the insect repellant when I went to collect firewood for the pizza oven - bad move!
Sergio and Patricia are extremely friendly and helpful hosts and we highly recommend this location.
Come with the right expectations and you will have a great time, just like we did!