Some properties are simply built. Others transcend time and become part of our cultural heritage.

Mas Roselló belongs to the latter category. Listed and protected for its extraordinary uniqueness, this exceptional 15th-century Catalan farmhouse is one of the most exclusive and irreplaceable private estates on the entire Costa Brava.

Situated in a privileged setting between the Mediterranean Sea and the Les Gavarres mountain range, the estate offers an extraordinarily rare combination of absolute privacy, historical heritage, and proximity to the sea. A place where silence, landscape, and architecture come together in perfect harmony in the municipality of Calonge.

The restoration, carried out by the prestigious architect Fernando de Terán Troyano, is a masterful intervention. Each space has been designed with absolute respect for the original architecture, preserving the farmhouse’s authenticity.

The property spans more than 200,000 square meters of private natural grounds—a Mediterranean estate comprising forests, fields, and fruit trees that envelop the residence in an atmosphere of absolute privacy. The four buildings that make up the complex total over 1,000 square meters of floor space, offering exceptional spaciousness and privacy that is hard to imagine so close to the coast.

The main house welcomes visitors through a majestic entrance hall crowned by a Catalan vault, a prelude to the refinement that defines the entire residence. The interior spaces flow naturally from one to the next: a generously sized kitchen, cozy living rooms, a large dining room perfect for long after-dinner conversations, and a collection of thoughtfully arranged bedrooms, all with private bathrooms and terraces opening onto the landscape. Few properties manage to combine two seemingly incompatible privileges: absolute privacy and excellent access to the Costa Brava’s main destinations.