Villa SP5490

Situated in northern Catalonia, this villa is less than an hour’s drive from Girona and the French border, offering the chance to visit a diverse range of destinations.

This south-facing villa offers a magnificent pool terrace with lots of room around the 8m x 4m pool. A barbecue and dining area, comfortable seating and sun loungers give you plenty of options, and there is easy access from the terrace to the indoor living spaces. The villa sits beside a canal, giving you a charming view from the pool and adjacent lawn area.

Inside, the house has been tastefully furnished. A large, open-plan living area offers seating and dining spaces, with a flatscreen TV giving you access to international channels. There is breakfast bar seating in the kitchen, which is packed with appliances including a dishwasher, induction hob, microwave and coffee machine.

The four bedrooms are located upstairs. Two double bedrooms have en suite bathrooms and access to the upper terrace, giving them lovely views of the pool, canal and gardens. Another double and a children’s room with a bunk bed and one single bed also enjoy an en suite of their own. Air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and reserved parking for four cars are all provided at this villa.

Local amenities are within easy walking or driving distance, with restaurants as close as 750m away. The area is great for walking and cycling, and offers plenty of sports facilities like golf, tennis, sailing and surfing.

This diverse region has a lot to offer – historic Girona is a great destination for art and architecture lovers, while sunseekers can choose from a plethora of secluded coves and lively, family beaches along the coast. The beautiful nature reserve of Aiguamolls de l'Empordà is one of Empuriabrava’s closest neighbours, while family-friendly attractions like the Butterfly Park and Parque Acuático Aquabrava provide fun days out close to the town.

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This canal-front villa has lovely bright interiors with a contemporary finish, and outside there is a private terrace with swimming pool and a lawned garden area. This villa has 4 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and can accommodate up to 9 guests.

Ground Floor

• Living and dining room
• Fully equipped open kitchen with oven, dishwasher, hob, microwave, freezer, coffee machine
• Guest toilet

First Floor

• Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
• Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
• Bedroom with double bed and en-suite bathroom
• Bedroom with two bunk beds, one single bed and en-suite bathroom

Exterior Grounds

• Private swimming pool (8m x 4m)
• Outdoor shower
• Terrace with outdoor dining facilities and seating area
• Lawned garden area
• Barbecue

Additional Facilities

• Wi-Fi
• Air conditioning
• Television
• Washing machine
• Private parking

The area of Catalonia extending north of Barcelona has no shortage of beach resorts and attractive coastal hideaways to uncover. Large towns such as Badalona and Mataró later give way to smaller but much-loved locations like Llafranc and Begur, giving this stretch of the Costa Brava a satisfying level of variety.

What lies inland is also positively rewarding. With a landscape dominated by mountainous regions like Montseny and the Cadiretes, it would be a shame not to take some time away from the beach to enjoy some incredible scenery either on foot or by bike. The latter area extends as far as the coast north of Tossa de Mar, offering the perfect opportunity to combine the two.

One of Catalonia’s most impressive historic cities lies around 35 minutes’ drive north of here – Girona. Whether it’s to view the Arab Baths, the record-breaking wide nave of the Catedral de Santa María or the coloured houses lining the River Onyar, you are assured of an inspiring visit. Girona is also home to Catalonia’s largest urban park, Devesa, a wonderful green oasis in the heart of the city.

For something a little more rugged, the mountains of Montseny are a vast playground for hikers and climbers. Richly diverse in terms of both landscape and climate, this vast natural area is one of the region’s must-sees. To the south, the smaller Parc del Montnegre i el Corredor offers a relaxing outdoor environment that’s well suited to walking.

Along the coast to the east of this area, a number of attractive towns make for appealing excursions, such as Arenys de Mar with its eye-catching historic buildings and pretty harbour. North-west of Barcelona, the city of Terrassa provides an alternative angle on Catalonia. This important industrial city boasts some impressive architecture in the form of the Modernist Masia Freixa and Mercat de la Independència central market. Its National Museum of Science and Technology offers an intriguing overview of more recent developments.