The house is made entirely of natural stone and is located in a historic village street.

On a village square opposite the house, children can play freely while parents can catch up with neighbours or read the newspaper in the shade of a tree. A typical Spanish village scene.

Through the front door you enter a hallway that gives access to the bathroom, living room, kitchen and the 1st floor.

The fully equipped bathroom.

The cosy living room with wood-burning stove and French doors to the terrace.

Enjoy summer meals on the terrace with fresh, regional produce, an ecological wine from the village itself and the beautiful view over the valley.

Adjacent to the living room is the half open kitchen. The door on the left leads to the wine cellar underneath the house.

The kitchen is simple but functional with plenty of workspace and storage space. The kitchen and living room together make a fine space for cooking, eating, getting together with family and friends and relaxing.

On the second floor there are 3 bedrooms and a spacious toilet with washbasin.

What a view to wake up with!

Spanish life in a historic village

Can Bastús is located in a historic village with a castle, a Romanesque church and a rock with fossils of dinosaur paws. It is also a village where people still enjoy rural life to the fullest. Take your time for a chat with the neighbours who meet at the fountain or in the shade of the covered village streets.

This castle on top of the hill that rises behind the village was built between the end of the 12th and beginning of the 13th century.

In the summer, listen to a classical concert in the castle or go to an exhibition of sculptures made of olive wood in the Romanesque church in the old village.

The fountain on the village square with stunning views of the Montsec mountain range.

In the village is a winery where they make really good organic wine. The area is part of the emerging DO Costers del Segre with various small innovative wine producers.

Beautiful villages in stunning surroundings

The Tremp Valley is an area with extensive and varied possibilities for excursions. In the valley there are 2 reservoirs and there are many opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, paragliding, and climbing. The valley of Tremp is also known for its castles, the fossils of dinosaurs, authentic villages and friendly people.

Experience Spanish live and culture on the different fiestas and markets in the nearby town of Tremp.

The village is situated between the reservoirs Terradets and Sant Antoni. Both lakes offer plenty of opportunities for swimming and other water sports. But also to relax with a snack and a drink on a terrace on the waterfront.

For the more adventurous, within an hour's drive there are plenty of opportunities for skiing, white-water sports, climbing or challenging walks.