Villa Matadepera

Aproperties presents a unique and extraordinary property, a jewel of Catalan architectural heritage, located in one of the most prestigious enclaves of Matadepera, just a few minutes from Terrassa and perfectly connected to Barcelona (37 km).

This Catalan high-bourgeois tower house, protected as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest and listed in the Architectural and Urban Heritage of Terrassa, offers a total built area of 836.60 m², distributed into 670.27 m² of living space and 165 m² of terraces and porches, all set on an impressive 4,000 m² landscaped plot ensuring maximum privacy.

From its emblematic tower, the property enjoys unparalleled panoramic views over Vallès Occidental, with an open horizon stretching from Montserrat to La Mola, and over the valley surrounding Matadepera.

Interior layout

The residence stands out for its harmonious and elegant arrangement of rooms, organized around a majestic central hall with staircase:

Ground floor:
Two dining rooms
Two spacious living rooms with fireplace
Independent kitchen
Four en-suite bedrooms
Private chapel with fresco paintings by the artist Ricard Marlet

First floor (second independent dwelling):
Five bedrooms
Six bathrooms
Dining room
Living room with fireplace
Renovated kitchen
Two spectacular terraces of 60 m² and 30 m²
Parquet floors

Tower:
Several rooms currently used as offices
Glazed upper floor, very bright, with exceptional views

The house features a total of 12 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, 3 dining rooms and 3 living rooms, offering unique versatility.

Exterior and services

The fully established garden surrounds the residence, creating an atmosphere of absolute peace, privacy and exclusivity, accessed via a long private driveway that enhances the feeling of a secluded stately estate.

On the basement level, there is a large service area with multiple rooms (wine cellar, storage rooms and technical spaces), ideal for maintenance and logistics without interfering with daily life in the home.

The property is equipped with oil heating and wrought iron radiators, preserving the original character of the building.

Nº AICAT: 8446