At the foot of the historic Castellet Castle, we find this unique village house dating from the early 20th century. Its location is truly exceptional: it is the home closest to the municipality’s castle and, in fact, some of its rooms are integrated into the castle walls themselves.
Built around 1900, the property retains much of the character and essence of the area’s traditional architecture. The original kitchen, several fireplaces and other original features remain as a testament to the history of a house that has been part of village life for generations.
The upper floor contains the main living quarters and the spaces intended for everyday life. It has two double bedrooms, one of them en suite, as well as a second bathroom. The living room serves as the heart of the home and opens directly onto both terraces, each offering a completely different perspective of the surroundings.
One opens onto the square and provides privileged views of the castle, while the second faces the Penedès landscape, with panoramic views over the vineyards and mountains. These two outdoor spaces allow the property to be enjoyed from two different settings: one connected to the history and atmosphere of the village, and the other open to the landscape and the tranquillity of the surroundings.
The separate kitchen, with sufficient space for a dining area, completes this floor along with the two bathrooms and bedrooms. The layout is comfortable and functional while preserving the distinctive character of a house from this period.
On the street-level floor, a hallway provides access to the property’s various spaces. From here, stairs lead to two rooms located within the castle walls themselves, a feature that makes this house particularly unique.
This same floor also contains the original kitchen, a space that preserves features of the original home and offers various possibilities for use or restoration, depending on the project to be developed.
Another door leads to a spacious storage area of approximately 50 m², arranged over two levels. This space also retains a “cup de vi”, a traditional feature of Catalan farmhouses in the area associated with the Penedès’s historic winemaking tradition.
This space offers a genuine blank canvas for developing new possibilities. It could be converted into a guest apartment, accommodate additional bedrooms, a study or workspace, or simply remain a large storage area. Its size and configuration allow for different projects while respecting the property’s original character.
A house with history, character and a location that would be difficult to replicate, where traditional architecture coexists with exceptional terraces and the constant presence of the castle and the Penedès landscape. A property for those seeking something different: a village house with original features, spaces waiting to be discovered and the opportunity to develop their own project in a truly unique setting.