Detached houses for sale in Quinto

Quinto has Roman origins. The toponym Quinto comes from the Latin word quintus, meaning fifth. It refers to the fifth milestone of the Roman road that ran from Celsa (Velilla de Ebro) to Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza). It seems that around the fifth milestone of this road, the Roman administration established some type of military service, which gave rise to a population nucleus that received the name of the milestone: Quinto. Expand

OPPORTUNITY: FUNCTIONING TOURIST COMPLEX IN THE HEART OF NATURE – QUINTO DE EBRO (ZARAGOZA) Ideal as a tourist business, event organization, cohousing, or rural investment. Casa Luco, an active tourist complex, is for sale. It boasts multiple buildings and extensive gardens, located in a privileged natural setting just 35 minutes from Zaragoza. Perfect for continuing its tourist exploitation or converting it into a space for celebrations, a collaborative community, or a retreat center. Expand

House for sale at Calle Ramon y Cajal 52 - Quinto de Ebro and rustic land of 1810m, currently used as a vegetable garden (8 min walk from the houses). The house has a useful constructed area of 135m plus a 23-meter garage and a 36m terrace with a fireplace. The house is distributed as follows: 9.20m entrance hall, 15.78m kitchen, a beautiful 12.25m dining room with a natural stone wall, a 3.93m full bathroom, a 36.17m terrace with a fireplace, and a 22-meter garage (2.94x7.49). Expand