Exclusive Luxury Retreat: Private Farmhouse With Tourist License And Nature Activities

Located in a privileged natural setting, this exclusive private-access country estate is the ideal retreat for events, wellness retreats, or exclusive getaways. With several kilometres of restricted access, it offers privacy, tranquillity, and first-class architectural design.

Inside, the estate provides absolute comfort with 7 double bedrooms, a dining room with panoramic windows, a lounge with a fireplace, several living areas, and a games room. Its fully equipped kitchen allows for the preparation of gastronomic experiences, while its private nightclub provides an exclusive space to celebrate without limits in a vibrant, sophisticated atmosphere.

Set on 100 hectares of land, the property features a vegetable garden, a truffle plantation, and a lush forest. Its architecture combines traditional materials such as stone and wood with cutting-edge technology, creating a unique 870 m² space distributed across three floors.

The surrounding area offers activities such as hiking, motorcycle and bicycle excursions, and donkey treks, guaranteeing an unforgettable experience. In addition, the property holds an official tourist licence, making it an excellent investment opportunity.

This exclusive retreat in the heart of nature combines luxury, comfort, and beauty, providing an incomparable experience. Discover it!

Surrounded by imposing cypress trees, the hermitage of San Cristóbal overlooks the Teruel town of La Cerollera from a high hill near the village. Built in the late 16th century, it consists of a single nave covered by a barrel vault. In the town center, visitors should not miss two magnificent buildings: the Palace House of the Marquis of Santa Coloma and Pallarés House. The former is a 16th-century ashlar-stone construction, with a typical Aragonese gallery and an imposing wooden eave. The latter, dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, has a large wooden balcony, the longest in Lower Aragon.

La Cerollera also has the church of Our Lady of Remedy. Commissioned in 1734 from architect Antonio Moreno, it recreates the same concept as the Basilica of Our Lady of the Pillar in Zaragoza.

Built-in kitchen, Appliances, Seperate sanitary facilities, Built-in cupboards, Furnished, Garden irrigation, Open view, Green view, Mountain view