IMPRESSIVE 10TH CENTURY CASTLE IN CAMÓS

€685,000

20 Bedrooms
15 Bathrooms
~1,300 m² Total surface
~400 m² Living area
~1,425 m² Plot surface

Description

Property catalogued from the 10/11th century consists of three floors with inner and outer courtyard with wall and two defence towers. It has three accesses to arrive by car to the property, main facade with gothic windows. Inside there are three stairs in good condition, one of them completely restored (the tower, the main and the service area). Possibility of horizontal division for several apartments. The southern part of the property is easily habitable, it is in a half-restored state without the main finishes, but with the pre-installation of electricity, water and heating installed. This impressive property preserves all the original architectural elements, a first phase of renovation of approximately 400 m 2 has been carried out distributed over 2 floors, with the possibility of inhabiting it in the short term.

Features

BalconyGardenPatioTerraceGreen viewMountain view

Engel & Völkers Girona

+34 972 56 70 50

Your advisor: Ingrid Bendek

Property ID: W-02RQSU

Location: Camós, Catalonia

The property is located just 5 minutes from the town of Banyoles. Camós is a municipality located southwest of the region of Pla de l'Estany, includes the entire valley of the Matamors, a tributary of the Terri. The municipality is formed by two populated entities such as Sant Vicenç de Camós, the most populated, and Santa Maria de Camós, to the south. Camós is an ancient village, as evidenced by the important finds from Roman times in the Vil-la Romana de Vilauba. To find the first written reference to the name of Camós we must go back more than a thousand years, specifically to a document dated 1019-1020. The municipality occupies a large part of a high mountain range that, on both sides, the water flows into the Ter basin. The Matamors stream in the plain of Camós and, on the south side, the Remençà and part of the Revardit stream that irrigate the area of Santa Maria.