Camprodón, Catalonia 17867

This charming villa is located in the Rocabruna neighbourhood, in the municipality of Camprodon, at 972 metres above sea level and close to the picturesque village of Beget, right in the heart of the Pyrenees and within easy reach of the Vallter 2000 ski resort. The house was completely rebuilt in 2000 by Construccions Freixenet as a permanent home for the current owners. What makes this property truly special is that authentic, reclaimed materials were deliberately chosen for its construction: the natural stone façade is built from stones of the centuries-old farmhouse that once stood on this very spot, laid by hand by master stonemason Prats of Sant Pau de Segúries. The roof is covered with old handcrafted tiles that were given a second life after being reclaimed from the roof of the local church. So although the entire house was newly built in 2000, it is made from genuinely old, centuries-old material a rare combination of authenticity and construction quality. The house was also built with materials suitable for people with severe allergies: the walls and roof feature natural insulation with hypoallergenic materials, the plasterwork was applied by hand using only gypsum and water with no chemical additives, and the paints and woodwork treatments are ecological and free of toxic components. The house has an earthquake-resistant structure and is wheelchair accessible via a ramp at the rear. Layout Bedroom floor (75 m²): three spacious bedrooms with beautiful views of the surrounding nature, a full bathroom with bathtub, and a 42 m² garage with room for several cars. Main living floor (117 m²): the heart of the home, with a generous open-plan living and dining room with a fireplace, high ceilings with exposed wooden beams, and a wonderful sense of light and space. From here you step out onto a spectacular balcony with panoramic mountain views. The kitchen, also with a fireplace, opens directly onto the garden, perfect for outdoor dining. This floor also has two further bedrooms (one with a cosy mezzanine) and a full bathroom with an adapted shower. Features: wooden exterior windows with double glazing and mosquito screens, interior doors in Flanders pine, oak parquet and Catalan tuff stone flooring, propane gas heating, two handcrafted fireplaces, fibre-optic internet, and an accessible ramp to the main living floor for wheelchair users. Rocabruna is a small, characterful mountain hamlet with its own cosy restaurant and terrace within walking distance a place where peace, nature and village life come together. The Vallter 2000 ski resort and the picturesque village of Beget are both close by, making this house just as appealing as a ski holiday home as it is as a permanent residence. A home that radiates authenticity, calm and wellbeing from the very first moment ideal as a main residence or as a privileged retreat in the middle of nature. Key features: Detached villa, completely rebuilt in 2000 using historic materials (stone from the old farmhouse, roof tiles from the local church) Built with hypoallergenic, ecological materials suitable for people with severe allergies 234 m² built, over 2 floors 2,481 m² plot 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms Garage for several cars (42 m²) Two handcrafted fireplaces Garden with direct access from the kitchen Balcony with panoramic mountain views Wheelchair access via a ramp at the rear Energy rating C At 972 m altitude, close to Beget and the Vallter 2000 ski resort