The ecological village, consisting of 15 plots of 2 hectares each, has a beautiful location and fantastic views of the Pyrenees among others. Some of the plots have already been developed.

Its totally free situation on a large finca ensures privacy and tranquillity.

The front door opens directly into an impressive open space with access to all rooms. The whole house has underfloor heating that can be regulated per room.

On the left side of the entrance hall, you’ll find two exceptionally spacious bedrooms of approximately 25 sqm each, both with French doors opening onto the garden. Each room also features a mezzanine of around 13 sqm; perfect as an extra sleeping area, workspace, or reading nook.

These two rooms are licensed for use as B&B accommodation, with a maximum of four guests allowed at the same time.

The wide arch in the middle of the room forms a nice separation between the living room and the rest of the house. It gives the interior space structure without losing its open character.

With French doors to the garden and a cosy wood-burning stove, the spacious living room is a place where you feel at home all year round; bright and open in summer, warm and cosy in winter.

Next to the living room is the third bedroom, also with a mezzanine and French doors to the garden. All bedrooms and the living room are south-facing.

To the right of the entrance are two spacious bathrooms. One bathroom is equipped with a walk-in shower and a comfortable bathtub. The other has a walk-in shower and also offers space for the washing machine and dryer.

The cosy living kitchen, overlooking all rooms, is the heart of the house. Thanks to the open connection with the rest of the living space, cooking and being together effortlessly go hand in hand here. The kitchen is fully equipped and the five-burner cooker runs on gas.

The wooden beams above the kitchen give this part of the house its own character. They provide a feeling of cosiness within the open space and make the kitchen a pleasant place to gather.

Adjacent to the kitchen is a spacious and practical pantry. Through the French doors, you step right into the covered terrace and garden; ideal for a cup of coffee in the morning sun or a nice alfresco dinner.

As all rooms have French doors to the garden, you feel the connection with the outside everywhere; inside and outside flow effortlessly into each other. The garden offers complete privacy and beautiful, unobstructed views. There is plenty of space for ecological gardening, keeping animals and creating various sunny and shady terraces.

Thanks to a solid system of solar panels and thermal panels, 5 kW of power is generated and there is ample hot water available, including for the underfloor heating.

The 40 sqm garage is also the utility room. It houses the renewed batteries, the well-insulated hot water tank, the water filter and the wood-burning stove that serves as a back up for the hot water panels.

Have a look at the virtual tour of the house here. It is also possible to view the property together virtually so that we can give explanations and answer questions directly. In that case, please contact us.
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The eco-village

Casa Font Freda is located in a small-scale eco-village with 15 plots of 2 hectares each. The residents form a friendly, international community with respect for each other and for nature.
There are joint agreements about building with natural materials, using solar energy, collecting rainwater and avoiding chemicals in the garden, among other things.
The village is surrounded by 400 hectares of protected land on which no building is allowed and where no intensive livestock farming is permitted.

The village has a slightly secluded location, hidden in the beautiful nature of the pre-Pyrenees in the province of Huesca. It offers spectacular views of the Isábena valley and the high peaks of the Pyrenees.

The houses are generously spread over two-hectare plots, giving plenty of privacy without the feeling of living isolated.

Right next to the village is a spring that provides clear and cool drinking water all year round. The house takes its name from this natural water source.
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Benabarre, cultural capital of the La Ribagorza region

Benabarre is a lively village with basic amenities, a medical centre, a primary school, several good restaurants and cosy terraces and a weekly market. The imposing Condes de Ribagorza castle is well worth a visit. Various cultural activities and concerts are organised throughout the year.
Major tourist attractions are, on the one hand, its proximity to the Pyrenees and thus to ski slopes and mountain tourism in general, and on the other, Benabarre is one of the main access points to Aragón’s Montsec Nature Reserve. An area with endless recreational opportunities such as hiking, horse riding and mountain biking.

The small partly covered streets are examples of the rich history of the village and its surroundings.

 The nearby beautiful lake Barasona is perfect for swimming, canoeing, water skiing, or to relax on a terrace at the waterfront.

Everywhere in the landscape you can see historic vestiges like chapels, Roman bridges, defence towers and monasteries. The rich historical heritage is also reflected in the many authentic villages.

The spectacular gorge of Mont Rebei is carved by the river Noguera Ribagorzana and crosses the Montsec mountain range. The gorge can be enjoyed on foot following the ancient mule track carved into the rock. On the other side of the gorge are 2 spectacular wooden stairs that cross the rock vertically. Exploring the gorge by canoe is also an unforgettable experience.

The stunning and varied nature of the region, with the high peaks of the Pyrenees in the north and a more rolling landscape in the south and spectacular flora and fauna. After a day out there is the pleasure of enjoying local specialties. This region is especially known for the cultivation of the black winter truffle (tuber melanosporum).