Splendid 1911 Modernist house "Raspall"

The splendid Barbey Modernist house from 1911, was catalogued as a Cultural Asset of National Interest. It is part of the so-called Manel Raspall triangle, in memory of its architect. The house consists of first floor, first floor, first floor, mezzanine and lookout tower and has three different accesses, from different streets through its garden. All the facades are decorated with many ceramic applications; of vegetal and floral forms. The house is accessed through its majestic garden and its main entrance. We are welcomed by an impressive Hall that gives access to the interior lounges, where a fireplace made of wrought iron and mosaic, crowned with a poem by Jacint Verdaguer, stands out. The different rooms on this floor are closed with movable booklet shutters with vogins on the cards representing plant motifs. The railings and railings are made of wrought iron and there are floral motifs at the ends of the profiles. A small bathroom and a kitchen complement this floor. A beautiful staircase leads to the second floor, with another hall with fireplace, which gives access to a library and four bedrooms with two bathrooms, two of them with access to a terrace. Both the attic and the loft are in need of total restoration. Its lookout tower, which rises above the roof and is crowned by a wrought iron glasswork, you can see stunning views of the mountains. From its gardens emanate thermal waters, making it interesting for investors who wish to make a complete renovation and divide it into apartments or for restaurant businesses.