Impressive 18th-century country manor, fully restored and licensed for tourist accommodation. 

Nestled in the heart of a lush natural setting, this magnificent 18th-century Masia offers an idyllic environment that blends historical charm with modern comfort. It stretches across 2 hectares of land, featuring a well-maintained landscaped garden, a large pool, a stream, and wooded areas. Country trails meander through the property, inviting you to enjoy long walks or various outdoor activities such as hiking or mountain biking. All this is just a few minutes from a picturesque village and 15 minutes from Figueres, famous for the Dalí Museum.

The Main House

The stone house, tastefully renovated since the 1990s, combines authenticity with simplicity. Its spacious interiors provide warm and bright living spaces:

•Ground floor: a spacious living room, a welcoming kitchen, a lounge with a fireplace for cozy evenings, and a storeroom.

•First floor: four comfortable bedrooms, a functional bathroom, and a living area ideal for relaxing or reading.

•Second floor: three additional large bedrooms and a bathroom, perfect for hosting family and friends.

Moreover, part of the house has been converted into an independent apartment, offering various possibilities: guest accommodation, rental property, or a private workspace.

The Caretaker’s House

Adjacent to the main building, a second house, formerly occupied by caretakers, provides a cozy and inviting living space. This addition enhances the property’s versatility.

Potential and Projects

The tourist license for this Masia unlocks numerous possibilities. Whether you dream of a primary residence immersed in nature, a secondary home with rental potential, or envision a professional project, this property fits the bill. It is particularly suited for conversion into a boutique hotel or luxurious guesthouses, offering a tranquil and enchanting setting.

Strategically located, the Masia allows you to explore the rich Catalan cultural heritage within a 20 km radius: the Sant Pere de Rodes Monastery, the vineyards of Peralada, the ancient ruins of Empúries, and, of course, the Dalí Museum.

This unique property, both a natural retreat and a historical gem, represents a rare opportunity for lovers of authentic charm and vast open spaces.