Borda Os'Pericos II

In the center of Escuer is this rural house. It is a suitable home for all those who want to spend some quiet days in the countryside enjoying nature and forgetting the problems of daily life.

The building in which the house is located is an old board that was used to keep livestock that has been completely restored to house 2 separate houses.

This has 3 floors and can hold up to 9 people.

It is divided into:

• 4 double bedrooms, 2 of them furnished with a double bed and the other 2 with 2 single beds. One of the double bedrooms occupies the entire third floor and has a small armchair that transforms into a single bed.

• 2 bathrooms complete, one of them on the ground floor and the other on the first floor. The latter is equipped with a bathtub.

• A kitchen fully equipped with everything necessary so that guests can comfortably perform domestic chores. The stay also has a washing machine and a dishwasher.

• A living-dining room next to the kitchen in which guests can spend their evenings quietly reading or watching the television.

In addition the house consists of:

• Heating to warm the house during the coldest seasons.

• All the household goods and the necessary clothes for a comfortable and quiet stay.

Welcome to Escuer, a small village in Huesca that has about 34 inhabitants. In 1929 the village moved from its location in the mountain to its current position, next to the road, which caused disagreements among the neighbors. In Escuer Viejo you can still see a fortified tower from the 15th century, of which the 2 lower floors are preserved intact.

This is the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido, the second oldest national park in Spain. It has 15,608 hectares and in 1997 it was declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco. Among the trunks of its Mediterranean-type forests live creatures such as Marmot, which had to be reintroduced from France because of its disappearance, and the chamois. XX
In this park you can go on excursions such as the Añisclo Canyon, pierced by the Bellós River; climb the Monte Perdido, which is 3355 meters high and visit the V1 Circo de Gavarnie, already in French territory. The latter is a glacial cirque that has a waterfall of 400 meters altitude, the highest in Europe.