Casa Mora is a four-storey farmhouse in the local Pallares style. It is rustic but fully restored using quality materials, making it a cosy space that aims to promote the wellbeing and comfort of everyone who stays there. It is a spacious, light, airy house, great for groups of family or friends. Given its size, it is also possible to find a private spot for some peace and quiet.
The house has several spaces: eat-in kitchen and living/dining room that opens onto a patio at the back, five bedrooms sleeping ten on the first floor, and an open loft space that can be used as a games room or just to hang out. The courtyard has a basketball hoop and a ping pong table.
A place to gather with your loved ones and have a unique experience in one of the most authentic corners of the Pyrenees. Located in a small village in Vall Fosca, surrounded by fields, rivers and mountains, you will enjoy the peacefulness and breath-taking views.
Nature, full of life, takes centre stage here, drawing you away from the daily grind.
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At Casa Mora the mountains are almost close enough to touch. You can hear the cold water rushing down the Flamisell river, which crosses the valley and carpets it with vegetation that changes with the seasons. This means there are always new landscapes to discover and new experiences to enjoy. It is perfect for mountain sports, snowshoeing and hiking in winter and, in summer, taking advantage of the pleasant temperatures at over 1,200 meters above sea level.
Aiguabella is a small village in the Pyrenees. It is in Vall Fosca, in the Pallars Jussà region (Lleida), in north-western Catalonia, Spain.
Aiguabella is a picturesque village with a population of nine, belonging to the municipality of Torre de Capdella. It has a magnificent location on the hilltop, surrounded by rocks from three geological eras and alpine vegetation.
The village is surrounded by forests and pine trees, and you can see wild boars, hares, pine martens and other wild animals that often dart across the road. The climate is cool and mild (1,200 metres above sea level).
