Catalonia, Girona, Llagostera, Spain

Historic 17th-century farmhouse near the Costa Brava with tourist license.


In an environment of extraordinary tranquility, amidst fields and natural landscapes, this magnificent 17th-century farmhouse is located on the outskirts of Llagostera, just a 30-minute drive from some of the most beautiful coves and beaches of the Costa Brava.


Carefully restored, the property retains the essence of traditional Catalan architecture, with original elements that coexist harmoniously with modern comforts. Its historic character, the warmth of its interiors, and its outdoor spaces make it an ideal refuge for enjoying nature, sharing family stays, or celebrating special gatherings with complete privacy.


The farmhouse can accommodate 14 people, distributed across seven bedrooms. Among them, a romantic suite with a king-size bed and a bathtub with panoramic views stands out, in addition to other double rooms, a suite with a private bathroom, and a cozy room with stone walls. The layout is completed with several bathrooms, offering comfort for large groups.


On the ground floor, two living rooms with distinct atmospheres invite relaxation: one features comfortable sofas and a television, while the other is presided over by a central fireplace. Both have direct access to the exterior. The dining room connects to the kitchen and the main entrance, creating a functional and welcoming ensemble.


The gardens are one of the property's great attractions. The swimming pool, surrounded by sun loungers and vegetation, is complemented by different relaxation areas, a barbecue area, and an outdoor dining area under a porch, perfect for enjoying long al fresco meals. The house also has heating and Wi-Fi connection in all rooms.


Its location allows for a combination of the serenity of the countryside with proximity to the Mediterranean. Llagostera is situated between the natural spaces of Les Gavarres and the Massís de Cadiretes, and is notable for its historical heritage, its walls, and its Modernist and Noucentist architecture, linked to the past of the cork industry.


A short drive away are emblematic destinations such as Platja d'Aro, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, s'Agaró, Sant Antoni de Calonge, and Palamós, with their beaches, coves, restaurants, and leisure activities.


A property with history and personality, ideal for those seeking to enjoy the authentic essence of a Catalan farmhouse, surrounded by nature and a short distance from the Costa Brava.


Tourist license: HUTG-014565
The indicated price does not include taxes or expenses arising from the sale, such as ITP, notary fees, and Property Registry. The published data is informative and may be subject to changes, errors, or omissions.
AICAT 11076 - API: A12792


We have the certificate of habitability with a number which we will provide upon request from the interested party.
Large Property Holder Status: No.