Sant Andreu de la Barca, Catalonia 08740

Engel & Vlkers exclusively presents this sixteenth-century farmhouse, it is a property included in the Inventorari del Patrimoni Arquitectnic de Catalunya. This three-storey farmhouse with a basement is distributed as follows, on the ground floor from which we access the garden we go to a large hall at the end of which there are the stairs that take us to the upper rooms. From this ground floor on the left we enter the outbuildings of the masoveros (masoveria), where we have a dining room, the kitchen, two bedrooms and a full bathroom on an upper level, and access to an enclosed patio. To the right of the distributor we enter the area of the stables and the celler , from this room we go down a level that leads us to the old fresquera . By stairs we access the first floor which is divided into two levels in one there is the living room, a study with fireplace and a guest bathroom, at the end we have an exit to the garden at the back. On this floor on a second level there is a large kitchen with dining area, a living room and four bedrooms with two full bathrooms. We access the upper floor and to the left there are two bedrooms that share a full bathroom and to the right the library and an attic area as an open-plan room.This property of approximately 750 m2 built and surrounded by about 7.5 hectares of forest and fields is located in a privileged area of the town. It has a project for the extension of the property and uses such as catering, hotel...Sant Andreu de la Barca is a municipality located in the province of Barcelona, Catalonia. Located in the Baix Llobregat region, it is part of the metropolitan area of Barcelona. The driving distance from Barcelona is 36 min (30 km) and from the airport 27 min. By public transport 42 minSant Andreu de la Barca is a town at the foot of the Ordal mountain range, with a very diverse natural environment of vegetation and fauna. Here we find the Can Preses farmhouse, an architectural complex from the mid-sixteenth century surrounded by nature, cultivated fields, paths and streams. The boundary of the estate underwent various modifications and even today extends towards the natural park, considering physical elements such as paths and streams as limits.