Two-family villa 12 rooms, Llagostera

This 12th century farmhouse, used as a location for the film 'Eight Catalan Surnames', is a lasting testament to time, surrounded by a spectacular Mediterranean landscape. With 132 hectares of land and an impressive constructed area of ​​1,284 m², this luxury estate combines eclectic architecture that mixes the modernist style with the essence of the original Catalan farmhouse. Meticulously restored in 1907 by the Barcelona architect Modest Feu, the farmhouse was transformed into a magnificent modernist mansion, although in the 50s it recovered its original Catalan farmhouse façade. The property stands out for its historical details, including a baroque chapel dedicated to the Virgin of Sorrows and elements designed by the famous Antoni Gaudí, such as the fireplace on the upper floor and the fence in the backyard. The landscaped front patio of 2,266 m², It preserves an original well from the farmhouse and offers two convenient entrances: one from the modernist garage and another from the outside parking lot. In the backyard, also measuring 2,266 m², you will find trees and shrubs ready for your landscaping projects, along with a modernist garage of 153.95 m², a porch of 80.14 m² and an attached farmhouse for farm owners with three bedrooms and 471 m². The property is surrounded by fields and forests suitable for agricultural and forestry exploitation, included in a technical forest management plan (PTGMF), which adds significant value to the estate. Each floor of the farmhouse reveals its own story. The first floor, with 447.10 m², welcomes you with a large entrance hall and the iconic arches of the Catalan farmhouse. On the first floor, measuring 427.10 m², you will find en-suite rooms and service rooms adorned with modernist tiles of unique designs, providing a touch of elegance that is difficult to find today. The empire room, with its impeccable decoration and warm atmosphere, is the centerpiece of this floor. On the second floor, with 409.7 m², a large billiard room, small rooms and antique bathrooms evoke the era in which the service lived at home. From here, you access the highest terrace of the farmhouse, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding forests and, on clear days, even the sea. The rooms on this floor also have private terraces, connected by an internal service staircase that completes this majestic property. This farmhouse is a dream come true for lovers of history and architecture. Don't miss the opportunity to live a unique experience in this 12th century jewel, in a natural and majestic environment that will captivate you. Come visit it and let yourself fall in love forever.