Exclusivity on the Passeig dels Anglesos in Caldes d’Estrac

€1,450,000

4 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~190 m² Total surface
~157 m² Living area
~36 m² Terrace surface

Description

Living on the Passeig dels Anglesos in Caldes d’Estrac (Caldetes) is a unique urban privilege on the entire coastline: a direct mirror to the Mediterranean, where the world stops in front of your terrace. From the living room, the large glass openings frame the Mediterranean as if it were a moving work of art. Light floods every corner from sunrise, creating an atmosphere of absolute serenity. Stepping out through the entrance means setting foot directly onto a stately promenade, lined with iconic Modernist towers where time stands still. A pedestrian setting—elegant, intimate and peaceful. The terrace is the heart of the home, where the railing seems to merge with the blue of the sea. Here, the dominant sound is not traffic, but the breaking of the waves and the cry of seagulls. It is the ideal setting for summer dinners under the sea breeze. The apartment has undergone a comprehensive, top-quality renovation, barely used. Insulating sliding enclosures that glide perfectly, ducted climate-control system, high-end designer radiators like the rest of the elements of this beautiful home. Built-in wardrobes, backlit kitchen drawers, temperature sensors, switched shutter lifts, high-end appliances integrated into the kitchen cabinetry, The apartment comprises four bedrooms, three bathrooms (two en suite), living-dining room, eat-in kitchen with direct access through the service door, laundry room and two terraces: one side terrace and the main one facing the vast sea; all in 157 m² of usable area (190 built), 36.3 m² of terraces, garden and swimming pool, plus two large parking spaces. The interior, bright and elegant, combines spaciousness and comfort with a serene atmosphere, ideal for enjoying the Mediterranean in a truly exclusive setting, with 24h concierge service. A unique property to live with distinction on the seafront, where privacy, security and a truly first-class lifestyle come together in perfect harmony.

Features

Air-conditioningBuilt-in kitchenGardenSea/Lake viewSecurity systemSwimming poolTerraceWaterfrontGreen viewMountain viewOpen viewFurnishedSenior oriented

Engel & Völkers Barcelona MMC

+34 93 515 44 44

Your advisor: Alfons Ramos

Property ID: W-02WKF5

Location: Caldes d'Estrac, Catalonia

El Promenade of the English, facing the sea, has been in harmony with Nice’s famous promenade since the 19th century and is nevertheless the most luxuriously emblematic street on the Mediterranean coast. The poet Joan Maragall, an illustrious resident of the Modernist period, chose the Promenade as a permanent choice and setting for his poetic and philosophical erudition: One by one, like virgins in the dance, the boats glide into the sea; the sail opens like a wing in the sun, and along paths only they can see they move away, out into the sea... Oh blue sky! Oh blue sea, deserted beach, yellow with sun! Up close the sea sings to you, while you await the magnificent return, at sunset, of the first boat, which will come out of the sea all fragrant. - Joan Maragall “Views of the Sea”. Joan Maragall’s inspiration, the intellectual who brought Nietzsche to the peninsula, was nurtured on the bucolic Promenade of the English, leaving us in poetry the sea of sensations lived there. At the end of his life, Joan Maragall composed “Nausicaa”, inspired by Homer’s “Odyssey”, and in honor of Goethe (MCMVIII - Caldes d'Estrac): Fifth day of July, mid-afternoon. Clear sky, gentle air, calm and sweet sea. The sun shines everywhere, the birds sing, and children’s voices are heard on the shore and, pealing high above, the Sunday bells. I, in memory of that little princess who, with cool hands and a good heart, for Ulysses opened the way of the longed-for return (perhaps not without regret), wish to recall Homer’s divine words, in a theatre, to refresh my heart there in their meanders and make the old new for me. And I owe the idea to the greatest poet of Germany. Thus, perhaps, in love, a builder attempts, from the immortal beauty of an ancient palace, to make a new dwelling to shelter his love there forever.