Mansions · Catalonia
Mansions in Catalonia,
from city hills to hidden coves.
Mansions in Catalonia carry a quiet confidence. Modernist details, stone country houses and villas above hidden coves share one region, with Barcelona at its heart.
Search propertiesWhether you picture a residence in the city, a summer home on the Costa Brava or an estate among vineyards, the search begins with how you want to live. Tell us, then filter by location, type of home and budget.
Barcelona and its surroundings
Barcelona is where many searches begin, from Pedralbes to the heights below Tibidabo, where large houses look over the city to the sea. The mansions of Barcelona deserve a page of their own.
Just beyond Collserola, Sant Cugat del Vallès offers space and calm. The Maresme coast to the north has a long tradition of summer houses by the water, and Sitges to the south pairs a whitewashed old town with elegant villas.
The Costa Brava and the Catalan interior
Further north, the Costa Brava keeps its pine-covered cliffs and small coves. Begur, Cadaqués and S'Agaró draw buyers who value privacy, character and a view of the water.
Inland, the Empordà offers restored stone estates among fields and vineyards, and the Cerdanya valley in the Pyrenees suits those who want mountain air and winter sport close to home.
Barcelona leads the way,
the coves and valleys follow.
Barcelona
Mansions in Barcelona, from the quiet upper districts of Pedralbes and Sarrià to the slopes of Tibidabo.
Discover CataloniaGirona
Stone manor houses in the Empordà and clifftop homes on the Costa Brava, below the Pyrenees.
Discover CataloniaLleida
Mountain chalets in the Val d'Aran and country estates among the orchards and olive groves of inland Catalonia.
Discover CataloniaTarragona
Villas on the Costa Dorada and stone estates among the terraced vineyards of the Priorat.
DiscoverQuestions,
answered.
Where are the best-known mansions in Barcelona?
The most prestigious addresses sit in the upper part of the city, in Pedralbes and in the hillside streets that climb towards Tibidabo. Our Barcelona guide looks at them in more detail.
Is Catalonia a place to live all year or a summer destination?
Both. Barcelona and its surroundings work all year, with schools, culture and business, while the Costa Brava and the Cerdanya are often chosen as second homes for summer and for winter.
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