A noble Catalan estate with centuries of history
Set amidst the rolling Catalan countryside lies an aristocratic Masía whose origins trace back to the 15th century. Over the following centuries, the estate was carefully extended and refined, evolving into one of the region’s most significant rural properties. Once a centre of agricultural production – renowned for its vineyards, olive groves and grain harvests – the estate still exudes the timeless character of a property that shaped the rural economy for generations.
Spanning a remarkable 270 hectares, the estate encompasses 130 hectares of fertile farmland and a further 140 hectares of woodland and grazing land. Three smaller Masías, currently uninhabited, are scattered across the grounds – former dwellings for estate workers and seasonal residents, now ready for sensitive restoration.
The principal residence is a substantial stone-built mansion with two main floors, an attic level and a panoramic watchtower that surveys the entire estate. Perfectly preserved and in excellent structural condition, the house reveals a fascinating architectural journey: Romanesque and Gothic arches, vaulted ceilings, hand-carved stone staircases and remnants of the estate’s productive past, from wine-making channels to traditional feeding troughs.
The first floor presents a grand, noble living space filled with period furniture and direct access to bedrooms, bathrooms and even a private chapel – a rare feature that encapsulates the estate’s heritage.
Thanks to its privileged location on level ground, the property enjoys seamless access to nearby villages and towns, just one hour from Barcelona and forty minutes from Tarragona. Modern amenities, including mains electricity, water and a self-contained drainage system, ensure the estate is fully operational from the outset.
Beyond its illustrious past, the Masía holds enormous potential for the future. Its size, configuration and authentic character allow for a wealth of possibilities:
A prestigious private family estate
Luxury rural tourism or wellness retreat
Hotel and gastronomic destination with scope for architectural expansion
Educational or cultural centre of international standing
This historic Catalan property is more than an estate – it is an opportunity to write the next chapter in a story that has been unfolding for over five hundred years.
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