Villa Llagostera

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

Set in an exceptionally peaceful environment, surrounded by 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 preserves the essence of traditional Catalan architecture, with original features that blend harmoniously with modern comforts. Its historic character, the warmth of its interiors and its outdoor spaces make it an ideal retreat for enjoying nature, spending time with family or hosting special gatherings in complete privacy.

The farmhouse can accommodate up to 14 guests across seven bedrooms. Highlights include a romantic suite with a king-size bed and a bathtub offering panoramic views, as well as additional double bedrooms, a suite with a private bathroom and a welcoming room with exposed stone walls. Several bathrooms complete the layout, ensuring comfort for larger groups.

On the ground floor, two living rooms with distinct atmospheres invite relaxation: one features comfortable sofas and a television, while the other is centred around a fireplace. Both offer direct access to the outdoors. The dining room connects to the kitchen and the main entrance, creating a functional and welcoming living space.

The gardens are one of the property’s main attractions. The swimming pool, surrounded by sun loungers and greenery, is complemented by several relaxation areas, a barbecue area and an outdoor dining space beneath a covered porch, perfect for enjoying long meals in the open air. The house also benefits from heating and Wi-Fi connectivity throughout.

Its location allows residents to combine the tranquillity of the countryside with proximity to the Mediterranean. Llagostera lies between the natural areas of Les Gavarres and the Cadiretes Massif and is known for its historical heritage, medieval walls and Modernist and Noucentista architecture, linked to the region’s cork industry heritage.

A short drive away are renowned destinations such as Platja d’Aro, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, s’Agaró, Sant Antoni de Calonge and Palamós, offering beaches, coves, restaurants and a wide range of leisure activities.

A property full of history and character, ideal for those seeking to experience the authentic essence of a Catalan farmhouse, surrounded by nature and just a short distance from the Costa Brava.

Tourist licence: HUTG-014565

The indicated price does not include taxes or expenses arising from the purchase, such as Property Transfer Tax (ITP), notary fees and Land Registry fees. The published information is for guidance purposes only and may be subject to changes, errors or omissions.

AICAT 11076 - API: A12792

We have the certificate of occupancy, with certificate number, which will be made available upon request to interested parties.

Large Property Holder Status: No.