Premium manor house with garden and pool
Descripcion de la propiedad
Singular eclectic style single-family home protected by the Special Plan for the protection of the architectural heritage of the town, known as Can Pascual, with two floors, bays and semi-basements.
Built in 1894 by Joan Ferrer y Boades, it has subsequently been renovated and is in an optimal state of conservation.
Located on the corner and facing one of the most central squares in the municipality, in front of the old Casino.
It consists of a total constructed area of 828 m and a total plot area of 874 m, it also has a possible surplus of use in which about 1,200 m' of residential roof could be materialized, located in the large rear patio.
The situation, the environment, the typology and characteristics of the building and the use determinations established by the municipal planning for this property located on urban land make up, all together, the appropriate situation for the approach of multiple uses for this property, going from one stately residence to a housing development, office development or even a Relais Chateau-type hotel development.
Descripcion de la ubicacion
Llagostera, located at the southern end of the Girones region, is a municipality with more than 8,000 inhabitants, located 20 km from Girona and just 15 minutes from the best beaches on the Costa Brava, which is why it is known as the gateway to entrance to the Costa Brava. This town borders Santa Cristina de Aro, Caldes de Malavella, Tossa de Mar and Cassa de la Selva.
Towards the east, Llagostera is integrated into the forested area of the Gavarres massif (PEIN), while to the north and northwest a crop plain extends. In the extreme south, a large part of the municipal area is located in the Ardenya massif, a natural area of great ecological and landscape interest.
The history of Llagostera dates back to the Paleolithic, with evidence of settlements in the area. During the medieval period, Llagostera, then composed only of the old town surrounded by walls, became a barony in 1375. Beginning in the 18th century, the prolific cork industry fueled its economic growth, transforming Llagostera into the municipality of more than 8,000 inhabitants it is today.
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