Palafrugell, Catalonia 17200

Welcome to your dream home in Palafrugell, where modern elegance meets ancient history in this brand new apartment. Imagine a space where contemporary comfort merges with the charm of an old house, where every corner tells a story of times gone by and every detail has been carefully designed to offer an exceptional living experience. Located in the heart of Palafrugell, in a prime location close to shops, restaurants and cultural attractions. This apartment offers a unique combination of tradition and modernity. Built in an old house with stone walls that boast centuries of history, this apartment has been meticulously renovated to offer maximum comfort and luxuries to its residents. As you enter this magnificent space, you will be greeted by a sense of warmth and sophistication. The high-quality finishes, such as a peculiar stoneware floor that blends harmoniously with the original features of the house, such as the stone walls and high ceilings with exposed wooden beams. Natural light floods each room, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere throughout the apartment. The clever space layout offers a seamless flow between the living, dining and kitchen areas, creating an ideal space for entertaining or simply relaxing and enjoying the tranquil atmosphere. The equipped kitchen with granite countertops invites cooking lovers to explore their culinary creativity, while the bathrooms, clad in designer tiles and high-end accessories, offer an oasis of tranquility and rejuvenation. Come See It! Palafrugell is a municipality with more than 23, 000 inhabitants located in the Baix Empord region. The city is made up of the administrative nucleus, inland, and near the coast the nuclei of Llafranc, Calella and Tamariu, which are currently active tourist centres, as well as the nucleus of Llofriu, at the foot of the Gavarres, and the neighbourhoods of Santa Margarita and Ermeds halfway between the sea and the plain where the city is located. Located between the easternmost foothills of the Gavarres and the mountains of Begur, the lands that make up the current nucleus of Palafrugell were from time immemorial a marshy place where water was abundant and any type of habitat was scarce. The oldest in the municipality is located in the area of Los Torrents, in Llafranc, where we can still see the dolmen of Can Mina today. A privileged location, on the Cape of San Sebastin, an imposing mountain that falls 165 meters above the sea at its highest point, favored the establishment of a small Iberian settlement in the sixth century BC. From there, the Iberians controlled the sea, but also the inland lands. Archaeological excavations have uncovered huge silos, a significant element of the site, which demonstrate the importance of agriculture for its inhabitants, as well as livestock and especially fishing. Other activities also stood out, such as the exploitation of quarries, crafts and trade with Greek and Italian peoples, as evidenced by the numerous imported pieces that have been located. Its natural environment is predominated, essentially, by the Gavarres massif and the Begur mountains, which are protected areas as they are sites of natural interest that are within the Plan of the Generalitat (Pein). However, the coast is also so rugged, which has caused the formation of many coves and capes, such as Cabo de San Sebastin. In this town there are Assets of Cultural Interest catalogued by the Generalitat de Catalunya, these are the Tower of San Sebastin (watchtower built in the fifteenth century), the Tower of Can Mario (a reservoir that regulates water pressure) and the Beach of Port Bo.