Llagostera, Costa Brava, 17240 Spain

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this property, meticulously restored and transformed around 1907 by renowned Barcelona architect Modest Feu. From the facade to the floors, windows and garage, the farmhouse metamorphosed into a stunning modernist mansion, although it regained its original Catalan farmhouse style in the 1950s.

Explore every nook and cranny of this unique property, from the Baroque chapel dedicated to the Virgin of Sorrows to the upstairs fireplace and backyard grille, designed and crafted by the visionary Gaudí in his earliest creations. Admire the landscaped front courtyard of 2266 m², with enough space to install a tent and bathrooms, and which has a well from the original farmhouse. Two entrances, one from the modernist garage and the other from the exterior parking lot, facilitate access.

The 2266 m² backyard presents a more relaxed style, with trees and shrubs ready to shape your projects, along with the 153.95 m² modernist garage, a porch of 80.14 m², the annexed masoveros farmhouse with three rooms and 471 m² of floor space, and many more surprises.

The agricultural potential of the farmland and forestry exploitation is significant, as the estate is surrounded by extensive fields and forests for cork extraction, all included in a technical plan for forest management (PTGMF).

Each floor of the farmhouse unfolds a world of its own, from the large entrance hall with the typical arcades of the Catalan farmhouse on an impressive 447.10 m² ground floor, to the different en suite bedrooms and service rooms on the 427.10 m² second floor, which exhibits floors adorned with modernist tiles of various designs, bringing a touch of elegance and sophistication difficult to find nowadays.

The Empire Room, a central core with impeccable décor and a warm and welcoming ambiance, is the centerpiece of this floor.

On the second floor, with 409.7 m², there is a large billiard room, small rooms and bathrooms from the time when the servants lived in the house. From there, there is access to the highest terrace of the farmhouse, which offers panoramic views of the forests of the estate and even the sea on clear days. The rooms on this floor have private terraces, and all floors are connected by an interior service staircase that completes this majestic property.

This farmhouse is a dream come true for those passionate about history and architecture. Do not miss the opportunity to live a unique experience in this 12th century farmhouse that lasts over time, in a natural and majestic environment that will captivate you. Come and visit it and fall in love forever.