An entire village in Aragón—4 restored stone houses on approximately 5 hectares of natural land near San Agustín

An extraordinary property for people with vision: Nestled amid the impressive mountain and natural landscape of Aragon, this ensemble of four restored stone houses—each with traditional charm—awaits you, featuring a spacious lot and a wide range of potential uses. Spanning approximately 49,710 m² of land, divided into 22 parcels, this special property combines rustic architecture, a lifestyle close to nature, and plenty of space for your own creative ideas. According to the cadastre, the four houses together have a total built-up area of approximately 486 m² and impress with their original construction, natural stone walls, exposed wooden beams, and a warm, authentic atmosphere. In total, across all the houses, there are 10 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, and approximately 14–15 rooms in all, including all living rooms. Whether as an extraordinary private country estate, for communal living, as a multigenerational project, or as a starting point for a unique tourism or retreat concept—this property offers the space to bring your own visions to life in the heart of nature. The specific use of the property, as well as any potential structural additions, must be reviewed on a case-by-case basis in accordance with applicable regulations and in consultation with the relevant authorities. The four houses combine traditional materials with functional amenities. Pine wood windows, wooden flooring, clay, and stoneware tiles, as well as cozy living areas with wood-burning stoves, underscore the buildings’ original character. A distinctive feature is the independent power supply. The property features a photovoltaic system with an installed peak capacity of 2.5 kWp, as well as battery storage with a total capacity of 45 kWh. The specified rated power for electricity consumption is 9 kW. Since there is no connection to the public power grid, electricity is supplied via the existing system. An emergency power generator is also available in case of an outage. The heating system is also designed to complement the traditional character of the houses: Two of the larger houses each have a water-heating wood-burning stove with radiators. In another house, heat from a wood-burning stove is distributed to the rooms via a hot-air system. The fourth house has a conventional wood-burning stove. Hot water is provided by a heating oil tank. The property is complemented by gardens at three of the houses, a covered barbecue and communal area, and another small stone ruin currently used as a storage room. Additional existing stone ruins may offer development potential—subject to a review of building regulations and official approval. The natural setting, the surrounding forests and mountains, and the impressive starry sky make this property a unique opportunity for buyers seeking tranquility, unspoiled beauty, and the freedom to customize the space.