Facing the sea, in the historic heart of Cadaqués, Casa Staempfli is a unique property, considered one of the most emblematic architectural works of the Costa Brava. Designed and rebuilt in 1958 by the famous architects Peter Harnden and Lanfranco Bombelli for the gallery owner and collector George Staempfli, this house-museum was born from the encounter between modernist architecture, contemporary art and Mediterranean landscape. Dominating the bay of Cadaqués with timeless elegance, the property integrates harmoniously into the identity of the village while asserting an exceptional architectural personality. Conceived as a true inhabited sculpture, the house continuously dialogues with the light, the sea and the surrounding landscapes. Throughout its history, the Staempfli House has hosted great artistic figures of the 20th century such as Salvador Dalí, Marcel Duchamp, Isamu Noguchi, Harry Bertoia or Xavier Corberó. A true meeting place for international artists and collectors, it has contributed to the unique cultural splendor of Cadaqués. The property offers today several levels of refined living with large living rooms open to the bay, elegant suites, sculptural fireplaces, spaces bathed in natural light, a private garage and spectacular terraces suspended over the Mediterranean. Every architectural detail reflects a subtle balance between modernity, minimalism and Mediterranean tradition: fine woods, handcrafted ceramics, refined lines and openings designed as artistic frames overlooking the landscape. Its iconic water mirror terrace facing the bay creates a striking visual fusion between architecture and the Mediterranean. Just steps away from the historic streets, art galleries and crystal clear coves of Cadaqués, Casa Staempfli represents a rare opportunity to acquire an exceptional historic and architectural property.