Casa Rural El Pajar II A

Located in the urban center of Senegüé, this rural house is one of the most indicated homes for those who want to enjoy a few days in one of the most bucolic valleys in Spain.

It is a Aragonese restored sponge in 2011 and divided into 2 apartments, both endowed with everything necessary to enjoy a comfortable and quiet stay.

This duplex type apartment has capacity for 4 people, with a 2-people option in sofa-chamm and it is divided in this way:

• 2 double bedrooms, both located in the second floor and endowed with abroad roof which makes them more picturesque. One of them has a marriage bed and the other 2 individual beds. In addition, the room has a 2-seat

• A bathroom with everything you need for guests to be comfortable. On the lower floor there is a cleaning.

• A laundry room that has washing machine and dryer to facilitate casting and that guests can travel with less luggage.

• A cooking-dining room spacious and fully equipped with all the necessary devices to cook as comfortable and fast as possible.

• A lounge furnished with a sofa so that guests can relax after a day of excursions and visits while watching the television or take advantage of the dining room table to play board games.

• A wide area of ​​ parking outdoors to leave the car without problems.

• A garden shared with the other house of the complex for children to enjoy playing and adults sunbathing in summer.

Welcome to Senegüé, a 105 -year -old Oscense village that is located at the doors of El Valle de Tena, an old glacier valley. The town is a center of tourist interest, especially in winter thanks to the fact that it is close to mountains and stations where to practice skiing and other snow sports. It is located in the region of the mountain
The Tena Valley is located in the heart of the Pyrenees on the border with France. In 20 km. Landscape enclaves such as the Lanuza and Búba l reservoirs are found. Among the surrounding mountains are the ski stations of Aramón Panticosa and Aramón formigal.

Within the confines of the Valley is the Fauna Park of Lacuniacha, a natural park with a 4-kilometer long route that takes the visitor through the valley and its natural flora so that it can see how the native animals of the area live in the semi-liberty conditions.