Luxury property for sale in Catalonia,
from the Pyrenees to the sea.

Barcelona brings modernist architecture, fine restaurants and international schools. To the north lies the Costa Brava, to the south the Costa Daurada, and between them a Mediterranean that can be lived all year.

A province for every rhythm

Barcelona is the natural starting point. Pedralbes and Sarrià-Sant Gervasi hold the city's grand family houses with gardens, and the Eixample offers apartments with high ceilings and generous balconies. New builds and fully renovated homes sit alongside period buildings, while Sitges and Castelldefels add villas on the coast close to the city.

Girona is the province of the Costa Brava: pine-framed coves, stone villages and houses above the water in S'Agaró, Platja d'Aro, Begur and Lloret de Mar. Inland, the Empordà offers restored country houses among fields and medieval towns.

Tarragona faces the Costa Daurada, with long sandy beaches, the small historic town of Altafulla and the Priorat vineyards in the hills behind. Whichever shore calls you, set the location, property type and budget in the search, or tell us what you have in mind.

What to weigh before you choose

A home in Catalonia is chosen as much for its setting as for its walls. A few questions help narrow the search.

• City or coast: an apartment on the Passeig de Gràcia and a villa above a Costa Brava cove are two very different lives.
• Orientation and light: south-facing terraces make the most of the mild Mediterranean winter.
• Access: the airports and high-speed rail stations of Barcelona and Girona matter if you travel often.
• Heritage: modernist buildings and old farmhouses reward a careful survey before you commit.