Location:
Aragon
Capacity:
6
Enjoy the privileged location of this house, perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in wild nature and take in the spectacular landscapes of the Pyrenees. The village of Puyarruego serves as the gateway to the Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park, a unique area to explore.
Today, the residents of Puyarruego are primarily engaged in livestock farming and rural tourism, the foundation of the local economy, aimed at helping visitors experience the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of the area. The house, though newly built, respects the traditional architecture of the Pyrenees, giving it a rustic and warm character. It is divided into three units, one of which is for the owners’ use. The two units dedicated to rural tourism are identical in space and layout but feature unique decorative touches. Each is rented in its entirety and can accommodate up to six people.
Sustainability and respect for nature are at the heart of this accommodation. The house incorporates eco-friendly practices such as responsible waste management, energy efficiency with solar panels, and eco-friendly heating systems. Local materials were used in the construction to blend harmoniously with the surroundings. Guests are welcomed with a selection of regional products, including homemade jams and bread, fostering support for local artisans. The gardens are designed to encourage biodiversity, and efforts to protect wildlife include birdhouses and feeders, enhancing the connection with nature and promoting a serene, environmentally mindful stay.