A blank canvas steeped in history in the heart of Premià de Mar
A story that began in 1850
Some homes shelter not only square metres, but also stories preserved in a town’s memory. Built in 1850, this traditional village house occupies a privileged location in Premià de Mar, directly opposite the tranquillity of the village church and just a few steps from the sea breeze.
Over the years, its ground floor housed the neighbourhood’s iconic florist —La Ginesta— filling the street with life and fragrance. Today, the property opens its doors to a new chapter: a unique opportunity to transform a building with soul into a dream contemporary home.
The tour: Discovering its potential
The Ground Floor | The heart of the home and private garden: Crossing the threshold, we enter a spacious area with high ceilings that evokes the warmth of traditional architecture. Moving towards the rear, natural light leads to a kitchen with direct access to the patio. This private outdoor space, adorned with natural ivy and traditional tiled details, is the perfect setting for designing an outdoor dining area where peaceful mornings and evenings beneath the stars can be enjoyed.
The First Floor | Bright, comfortable spaces: Ascending its historic staircase, the home unfolds across spacious rooms. Highlights include a welcoming living room with a built-in fireplace, perfect for the winter months, and large windows opening onto a balcony. This floor contains the bedrooms and a full bathroom, retaining period features that provide unmistakable character.
The Upper Terrace | A lookout over the Mediterranean: The tour culminates at the top: a spacious paved sun terrace finished with traditional Catalan terracotta tiles. From here, the view takes in the village’s traditional rooftop landscape, the bell tower and, in the distance, the blue strip of the Mediterranean Sea.
A project tailored to you
The property offers a solid and versatile structure. Thanks to its countless renovation possibilities (as shown in our virtual rendering and lighting projects), it is possible to combine the historic character of its beams and fireplace with a contemporary, open and functional interior design.