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Catalonia · Spain

Luxury villas in Catalonia,
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Luxury villas for sale in Catalonia range from private gardens above Barcelona to stone homes among the pines and coves of the Costa Brava.

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Here a great European city sits within reach of vineyards, mountains and a long Mediterranean shore. Begin with Barcelona, or describe the life you picture and search by area, property type and budget.

Barcelona and the hills above the city

A villa for sale in Barcelona is a rare thing, which is part of its appeal. Detached homes with gardens gather in the upper districts, in Pedralbes and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, and on the slopes that rise towards Tibidabo. Barcelona has its own guide.

Beyond the Collserola hills, Sant Cugat del Vallès offers larger plots, good schools and an easy run into the city. It suits families who want space without giving up Barcelona.

Sitges, the Maresme and the Costa Brava

South of Barcelona, Sitges pairs a whitewashed old town with a lively seafront. Its most sought-after villas look over the bay from the hills behind the town, close enough to walk down for dinner.

North of the city, the Maresme coast strings together quiet seaside towns with views across the water. Further on, the Costa Brava brings pine-backed coves, Begur and Cadaqués, and the soft countryside of the Empordà, where restored farmhouses sit among olive groves.

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Begin with Barcelona,
then follow the coast.

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Questions,
answered.

What makes the best villas in Sitges?

Views over the bay, gardens with mature trees and an easy walk to the old town and the beach. Homes on the hillsides behind Sitges often bring all three together.

Should I buy in Barcelona or on the coast?

Barcelona suits those who want culture, schools and business on their doorstep. The coast, from Sitges to the Costa Brava, suits those who want the sea first and the city within reach.

How does Catalonia compare with other regions of Spain?

Catalonia is greener than much of the south, with a strong food and design culture. Buyers often weigh it against Andalusia, the Balearic Islands and the Valencia region, each of which has its own guide.

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