Just five minutes from the Nus de la Trinitat interchange and close to the centre of Badalona, there is a property that seems to belong to another era. A tower with a façade adorned with pointed arches and mosaics rises on a hillside, where this 20th-century neo-Moorish castle stands, currently for sale on idealista for €1.5 million.
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Built in 1925, the property combines Moorish-influenced architecture with a Mediterranean setting surrounded by vineyards and overlooking the sea.
The building reflects an architectural style that flourished across Europe between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, drawing inspiration from Islamic and Andalusian architecture through features such as horseshoe arches, muqarnas, latticework and the use of colour and water as decorative elements.
The main building is a tower with 240 m2 of living space spread across three floors, comprising eight rooms, four bathrooms, a terrace and a fireplace in a living area designed for enjoying the tranquillity of the surroundings.
Alongside the main tower, the estate includes a second independent building of around 130 m2: the former caretaker's house, which features its own wine cellar.
This auxiliary building, originally intended for agricultural use, could also be converted into guest accommodation, a workspace or an area tailored to the future owner's needs and interests.
The estate extends across 25,000 m2 of land, including orchards and irrigated areas supplied by two private wells with irrigation ponds, in addition to a connection to the public water network.
The property is surrounded by dry-farmed vineyards that form part of the Alella Designation of Origin, one of Spain's oldest and smallest wine regions, renowned for its white wines made from the pansa blanca grape.
Despite its natural surroundings, the property benefits from excellent transport connections, with direct access via the Can Ruti Hospital road and a quick link to the B-20 motorway, just five minutes from the Nus de la Trinitat interchange. A significant advantage for buyers seeking a peaceful setting without sacrificing access to metropolitan life.
