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General
Casa Alfonso is a newly built rural house surrounded by a garden, located on the outskirts of Graus. The interior is decorated in a rustic style, with charming stone and wood finishes.
It offers four houses with capacities of 4, 8, 10, and 12 people.
Casa Centro: A ground-floor house with easy accessibility, accommodating 8 people, distributed in 4 bedrooms, a fully equipped kitchen, a living-dining room with a fireplace, and 4 bathrooms. There is the possibility of adding two extra beds for an additional charge.
Casa Norte: Ideal for groups of up to 12 people.
Casa Sur: Accommodates up to 10 people, with 3 double bedrooms and 2 twin bedrooms.
Bungalow: 4-person capacity.
Outside, the property features a large garden with trees and green space. There is a recreational area with swings, a barbecue, a tennis court, a frontón court, and a semi-Olympic pool (shared area), as well as access to the Ésera River that runs alongside the entire estate.
Graus is a small, peaceful town, very well located for visiting the various valleys of the Ribagorza and Sobrarbe regions.
Pets
Pets allowed, properly documented.
Facilities
- Barbecue
- Catering service
- Children's area
- Dishwasher
- Fireplace
- Garden
- Garden furniture
- Heating
- Kitchen
- Living room
- Microwave
- Mountain views
- Oven
- Pool
- Private bathroom
- Rest zone
- Terrace
- TV
- Washing machine
- WiFi
Activities
Graus is a town of about 3,000 inhabitants, the administrative capital of the Ribagorza region, located at the confluence of the Ésera and Isábena rivers.
Its historic center was declared a Conjunto Histórico in 1975. Notable landmarks include the Plaza Mayor, home to the Town Hall and the Heredia and del Barón houses, whose façades are decorated with allegorical paintings.
Graus is also home to the Basilica of the Virgen de la Peña and the parish Church of San Miguel, both of Romanesque origin.
Ribagorza is set in a privileged location at the foot of the high Pyrenean peaks. The Ésera, Isábena, and Noguera-Ribagorzana rivers shape the region into three valleys that bear their names. Must-visit sites include the Ésera and Benasque Valleys, the Isábena Valley, the Noguera Valley, and the Posets-Maladeta Natural Park.
Climb a summit, explore a valley, rest by a mountain lake (ibón), listen to the birds alongside the murmur of a river… The landscapes of this region are a delightful surprise for first-time visitors.
This region also offers a rich and lesser-known monumental heritage: the Obarra Monastery, Roda de Isábena Cathedral, Santa María de Alaón Monastery… just a small sample of the Romanesque art you can enjoy.
Gastronomy is another highlight of Graus, renowned for both tradition and quality. Among its famous sausages, the longaniza de Graus stands out. In July, the Día de la Longaniza is celebrated with the world’s largest longaniza barbecue, a craft market, and other parallel events to enjoy.