Just a short distance from the beaches of Sant Pol and S’Agaró, this listed Noucentista-style property, with 922 m² of built area on a 2,440 m² plot, represents an excellent restoration opportunity. Built in 1910 by architect Rafael Masó, the building requires comprehensive updating, offering you the opportunity to renovate an asset declared to be of Local Heritage Interest.
The layout is arranged over three main floors and a basement. On the ground floor, a porch leads to a spacious entrance hall and the living areas with a fireplace, which open directly onto an extensive terrace and the garden. The first floor serves as the principal sleeping area, comprising five bedrooms arranged around a central space. A service staircase leads to the second floor, designed as an independent apartment for guests or staff, including a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
The building stands out for its high-quality original materials, including local marble, tiled floors, “Cacarra” tiles and leaded-glass windows with geometric motifs. On the lower level, the cellar offers several versatile spaces, including a chapel. Of particular note is that the planning regulations (Clau 4) permit the legal subdivision of the property into up to four independent residential units, subject to the prior preparation of a Special Plan guaranteeing the preservation of the protected architectural elements.
Located in an established coastal setting, the property enjoys privacy thanks to its garden with protected mature trees, while maintaining quick access to nearby urban centres. Given its undisputed architectural value and technical feasibility for subdivision, this property represents an exceptional investment for anyone seeking an exclusive project with high heritage value.
Location: Sant Feliu De Guíxols, Sant Feliu de Guíxols
Sant Feliu de Guíxols is the largest municipality in Baix Empordà, located in the heart of the Costa Brava.
It is a beautiful former fishing village that preserves an important historical legacy, including the architectural complex of the Benedictine monastery, designated a Cultural Asset of National Interest, which still retains significant elements such as the 10th-century Romanesque Porta Ferrada. The Hermitage of Sant Elm is also noteworthy; it was here that the writer Ferran Agulló gave the Costa Brava its name.
The coastline of Sant Feliu de Guíxols is one of the most spectacular on the Catalan coast, stretching for 10 km and offering landscapes full of contrasts, with numerous cliffs overlooking small, secluded coves such as Cala de l’Ametller, Cala Jonca and Cala Maset. It also has two large beaches: the main beach, 460 metres long with fine sand, and Platja de Sant Pol.
In addition to its excellent gastronomic offering, thanks to its many restaurants, and the cultural, leisure and sports services and activities available throughout the year, Sant Feliu de Guíxols is also renowned for its historical heritage and its prestigious, internationally acclaimed Porta Ferrada International Music Festival.
The nearest airports are Girona Airport, just 30 km away, and Barcelona Airport, 115 km away.
Without a doubt, Sant Feliu de Guíxols is an excellent choice for those seeking a permanent or holiday residence.