Provençal style house for sale with spectacular sea views
We present you this beautiful house, whose stone and wood structure makes it a unique piece, with a magnificent location and enjoying spectacular sea views.
The Swiss Pavilion House, originally erected as a prominent part of the 1929 Barcelona International Exhibition, has witnessed a journey through time and circumstance, from its move from the Catalan capital to its current location in Caldes d'Estrac. Nestled in the idyllic setting of the Turó de Caldes and with a privileged view of the Mediterranean Sea, this single-family residence blends harmoniously with the rugged terrain that surrounds it.
Its unique design, where wood predominates both in the floors and in the enclosures, adds an unmistakable charm. A stone wall embraces the property, giving it an aura of intimacy and shelter. With multiple entrances, including a side entrance which is kept closed, the house is distributed over ground and first floors.
The main façade, facing west and towards the San Vicente road, stands out for its wooden main entrance, framed by a semicircular arch. A stone staircase invites you to enter the interior, where the first flat houses a balcony-viewpoint that blends masterfully with the gabled roof, offering a space to enjoy the surrounding views.
The windows, with their rectangular frames and double-hung wooden shutters, add a traditional touch to the structure. In addition to the main residence, a stone garage, with a half-arched wooden entrance, complements the overall aesthetic of the site. The garden, a true treasure, captivates with its lushness, featuring majestic pine trees and a varied collection of cacti, with the sea as a backdrop.
Throughout its rich history, this house has witnessed significant transformations and events, including its role as the seat of the Dutch embassy during the Spanish Civil War. Today, it remains an enduring symbol of Caldes d'Estrac's architectural heritage and historical charm, attracting visitors with its beauty and fascinating history.
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A
92-100 -
B
81-91 -
C
69-80 -
D
55-68 -
E
39-54 -
F
21-38 -
G
1-20
