Castle/Chateau for sale in Aragon, Spain

This XVII century convent housed a closed order of sisters and was a working convent until 1981 when the order relocated to new premises and the current owner bought the property. At its peak the convent slept between 50 and 100 nuns, each in their own cell. At every turn there is something reminding the visitor of the building's former use, be it a cross, the grill for speaking to people from the outside or even the chapel. The convent is a Barroque building with masonry and stonework, three naves and an impressive façade, as well as a central cloister on three floors. On each corner of the building there is a tower with a prism-shaped roof and a dovecot on the top floor. The church has a rectangular apse and a nave covered by a half canon vault with windows. The nave is in two parts plus the transept, while the wings are covered by two side domes.