The estate is completely detached and surrounded by nature and farmland, yet it is easily accessible via a paved road.

The house and barn are well situated within the estate and are easily accessible by all machines. The land is suitable for organic farming but also for keeping animals.

The house has a built area of about 200 sqm spread over 2 floors. Although it is in very poor condition, there are still authentic details that can be preserved such as the beautiful front door and the natural stone walls.

The ground floor consists of a spacious entrance hall, a couple of stables and a space with the bread oven.

The first floor was the living level and consisted of a fire room with fireplace, a kitchen, a living room and several bedrooms.

The house has a beautiful detached location, but is easily accessible via a paved road. Close to the house, on its own land, is a cistern that always holds water, and it is possible to connect to the electricity network. Apart from the house, there are two agricultural outbuildings. These are also to be refurbished.

A little further on is another house and a chapel with which Masía Empuy forms a tiny hamlet.

The luxury of space

A 27.5-hectare estate means peace, privacy, freedom and space. You can walk over your own land, let nature take its course, let the children play, but also generate income from the production of e.g. olive oil or other products.

The 27.5 hectares of land comprise about 4 hectares of good agricultural land, 2.5 hectares of olive grove, 12 hectares of scrubland and 9 hectares of rocky terrain. The olive grove has about 200 old olive trees that could become productive again after a good pruning.

With its many hectares of land and mild climate, this finca has endless possibilities. Whether it’s regenerative farming, keeping horses, growing fruits and vegetables or living self-sufficiently, it’s all possible on this farm.
Come and experience the magic of the Spanish countryside for yourself!

What does the area have to offer?

Masía Empuy is located in the region La Ribagorza (Huesca). It is still an authentic region with overwhelming nature, an abundance of hiking routes for both the casual and the serious walkers and a variety of outdoor activities (summer and winter), rich in culture and historical heritage, lots of nice historic towns and villages, and water always plays an important role in the landscape. All of this under the delight of over 300 days of sunshine every year.

The nearest larger village of Benabarre has all the necessary basic amenities such as a bakery, butcher, good restaurants, primary school and health centre. But Benabarre is above all a historical place where you can wander through the ancient streets or visit the castle.

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).