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This rural house is located in the village of Viscarret-Guerendiain and in it you can enjoy a quiet environment typical of the villages of the countryside.

The house is a building of recent construction that respects the structure and the typical materials of the area.

Located on the first floor of the building, this house has capacity for 6 people distributed in:

• 3 bedrooms, one of them furnished with double bed and the other 2 with separate beds.

• 2 bathrooms located in the corridor that give service to all the rooms.

• A living room in which to relax in front of the fireplace or watching a fun program on television.

• A kitchen completely equipped with all the appliances that will make the food a fast process.

• A garden that has direct access from the dining room in which to walk or sunbathe enjoying the fresh air of the environment and in which to organize large barbecues that can be consumed in the outdoor furniture.

The house also offers the following services:

• Heating to regulate the temperature in winter.

• Balcony in all rooms to be able to recreate in the views at any time of the day.

• Admit mascots below consults owners.

Viscarret-Guerendiain is a town of 100 inhabitants that belongs to Navarre and is located in the Sangüesa area. Sangüesa is located on the banks of the Aragón River and is a city that existed in the year 1090, when King Sancho Ramírez granted him the jurisdiction of Jaca. This city is declared an Asset of Cultural Interest because of its rich heritage.

Among the many monuments and buildings that this city has is the Palace of the Kings of Navarre, a fortified palace built in the tenth century that served to host the Castilian troops after the conquest of Navarre. At the moment only the defensive wing is conserved, that still maintains the crenellated towers.

In this city you can also see the original tower clock museum, which brings together a collection of old clockworks that were in church towers or town halls dating from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries. In the same museum you can find paintings from the school of Lecároz and other canvases donated by the Academy of Fine Arts of Madrid.