Typical restored farmhouse in the center of town

Beautiful historic farmhouse located in the old town of Premià de Dalt.

It consists of the farmhouse of the XiV century, the defense tower of the XV century, the attached cellar and, in the courtyard, the house with stable and barn, both from the XVIII century.
The square tower has a first floor and 4 floors with a spiral staircase, Gothic windows, embrasures and machicolations. The rear roof has a four-sided roof of Chinese inspiration, crowned with a green enameled ceramic “ciborium”, on a wooden structure built on the battlements.
This farmhouse, with a central body and gabled roof, was renovated by the new owner around 1753, adding the sinuous façade, typical of the Baroque style, crowned with green enameled ceramic “ciboria”.
In front of the house, in the courtyard, there is a pond, arcaded on four sides, with a fountain with a stone statue, which pours water from the Serviol spring.
The courtyard has a balustrade and a pergola with wide views, and is enclosed with walls and double doorway, with stone arch topped with double eaves.
The construction is of high quality, renovated in 1930 by the renowned architect Isidre Puig Boada, from the restoration team of Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia.
New floor slabs in areas of the house and the cellar around 1996. It is in a good state of preservation.
The property includes the undivided half of 2 hectares of rustic land, with the water spring of the “Font de Serviol” and the 800 m aqueduct to the house.
In addition, two water wells, one of them with a water well, as it is located in a segregated plot. Public water supply.
Central heating with connection to city gas network.
It is possible to replace the current use of single-family housing by multi-family housing, as it has three independent accesses.
1. House.
Ground floor: Entrance hall, living-dining room, interior living room with fireplace, distributor, office, pantry, kitchen, lavatory, washroom and laundry-ironing room.
Second floor: hall, interior room with closets and stairs to the gallery, living room with “coronela” window, two bedrooms with one window, two toilets and a dressing room. Fourth storage room.
and a third bedroom with a window and an access door to the door, with semicircular arch, entrance to the tower.
2. Tower.
First floor: Room with a window, a window and a door with semicircular arch, access from the courtyard.
Second floor: Hall with door with round arch, access from the house, a Gothic window, a loophole and access to the spiral staircase.
Second floor: Bedroom with two beds, one double, with Gothic window and two loopholes with portico.
Third floor: Bedroom with three single beds, with Gothic window and two loopholes with portico.
Fourth floor: Watchtower room with six windows, two loopholes and three machicolations.
3. Cellar.
First floor: Two naves, forming a right angle, a doorway, two doors (glazed) and three windows, with a large wooden press from the XVIII century and wine barrels.
Second floor: Three rooms with two windows each, one with a glazed door leading to the entrance passage to the tower, another with skylights and another with a glazed door leading to the courtyard and connected to a large room with another room on the upper half floor.
(There is a project of rehabilitation of the great room in a loft with a loft and a WC).
4. Attached house.
First floor: Stables and an open room with an arch for the carriage.
Second floor: Barn with porch and large room with three windows and door.

In the courtyard there are two garages, for one car each, with roofs and walls, with open entrance, without door.