This spectacular, picture-perfect farmhouse is a jewel of Catalan heritage. Mas Llambí reflects its fascinating history in every space. Each corner was meticulously restored and transformed around 1907 by the renowned Barcelona architect Modest Feu, preserving its original essence and highlighting its artistic details.

From the façade to the floors, the windows, and the railings, the entire property exudes art and authenticity. The main house has over 1,700 m² of built area, distributed over several floors, and is complemented by ample outdoor spaces that complete the architectural ensemble of this magnificent property. The interior furnishings are also for sale, except for a few pieces that the family retains.

On the ground floor, measuring 447.10 m², a grand entrance hall stands out, featuring the typical archways of a Catalan farmhouse.

The first floor, measuring 427.10 m², houses several en-suite bedrooms and service areas, with floors adorned with modernist tiles of varying designs that lend elegance and authenticity. The Empire-style living room is the heart of the house, with impeccable decor and a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The second floor, measuring 409.7 m², contains a billiard room, small sitting rooms and period bathrooms, as well as bedrooms with private terraces. From this floor, one can access the highest terrace of the farmhouse, from which the estate's woods and even the sea on clear days can be seen. All floors are connected by an interior service staircase that completes this unique property.

The Baroque chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows, the fireplace on the upper floor, and the rear patio gate, designed and crafted by the visionary Antoni Gaudí in his early works, contribute exceptional historical value. The landscaped front yard, measuring 2,266 m², offers ample space for a marquee and restrooms, and retains a well from the original farmhouse. Two entrances, one from the 153.95 m² modernist garage and the other from the exterior parking area, provide easy access. The rear yard, also 2,266 m², maintains its original style and features trees and shrubs ideal for landscaping projects. It also includes an 80.14 m² porch and an attached farmhouse with three bedrooms and 471 m² of living space. The property's agricultural and forestry potential is significant, as it is surrounded by extensive fields and forests designated for cork harvesting, all included in a Forest Management Plan (PTGMF).

At Walter Haus, we are delighted to present a property that combines historical value, architectural beauty, and endless possibilities for use and enjoyment. We would be happy to assist you in the process of discovering and acquiring this property.

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