Stroll down to Llafranc seafront...
and meander along the promenade to the marina to gaze at the boats. Before heading back, stop and enjoy a leisurely drink whilst engaging in a spot of people watching.
Villa Pinell
Llafranc, Catalunya
- 7-8
- 4
- 5
FROM
£ 2,050
PER WEEK
Timeless elegance and spectacular ocean vistas
Accommodation
At a glance
- Sleeps 7-8
- 2 Double Bedrooms
- 1 Single Bedroom
- 1 Twin Bedroom
- 5 Bathrooms
- Air Conditioning
- WiFi
- Beach 750m
- Restaurant 700m
- Lower Ground Floor: Landing. Twin bedroom with en suite shower room. Laundry room (washing machine). Garage.
- Upper Ground Floor: Entrance hall. Spacious open plan sitting/dining room (TV, DVD, WiFi, ornamental fireplace) with patio doors to covered terrace. Kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher) with door to terrace. Cloakroom. Air conditioning on upper ground and first floors.
- First Floor: Landing. Double bedroom with en suite bathroom and patio doors to covered terrace. Single bedroom (additional pull-out bed) with patio doors to covered terrace. Shower room. Principal double bedroom (twin beds together, prepared as a double) with dressing area, door to covered terrace, en suite shower room and en suite bathroom.
- Outside: Enclosed tiered garden of grass, flowerbeds, open and covered terraces. Electric barbecue.
- Private infinity-style swimming pool (7m x 6m at widest points) with wide Roman steps.
A stunning waterfront location above Llafranc’s picturesque shoreline gives this infinitely stylish coastal residence spectacular, uninterrupted vistas across a seemingly endless expanse of Mediterranean ocean and makes it one of the most prestigious homes that we have had the privilege to offer.
Rarely available for rental, properties of this status in such a desired location are normally proudly retained by local owners for their own family holidays and so we could not contain our delight when we stepped into the exquisitely furnished interior of Villa Pinell and admired the impressive scene that opened out before us.
Atop a smooth floor of chic cream tiles, timelessly classical furniture is complemented by the fashionable muted hues of fabrics and paintwork to create a restful ambience of sophisticated elegance. Spacious living rooms flow gracefully from one to the other through sliding doors and attractive archways whilst the ever-present maritime backdrop is wonderfully incorporated by wide picture windows framing panoramic vistas of the shimmering ocean.
On the first floor, three of the four bedrooms open onto a sea-facing terrace and such are their levels of comfort that the principal suite benefits from not just one but two fully equipped en suite rooms, one with a shower and the other with a bath.
Within the immaculately presented grounds, neat lawns, pretty flowerbeds and inviting terraces spread out above the waterfront like a private viewing gallery, and an infinity-style pool allows swimmers to feel as if they are in the ocean itself. They offer a privileged location from which to enjoy one of the most beautiful tracts of the Costa Brava since the sandy bay of Llafranc, with its waterfront restaurants, elegant promenade and yacht-filled marina, is only 750m away, downhill from the house. From here, a 2km-long spectacular coastal path provides the most scenic of routes to the neighbouring, equally beguiling, fishing village of Calella, whilst a stroll of just 175m across rustic steps, hewn into the rocks, reveals the rocky shoreline just below the house itself.
- Property Licence Number: HUTG 043165 - 35
Pricing & Availability
Additional Pricing Information
All Prices are per property, not per person.
Please note that all visitors to Catalunya, aged 17 and over, are required to pay a Tourist Tax of £7.00. We will add this amount to your booking.
Location of Villa Pinell
Locality
Great Things to Do Near Villa Pinell
Take in the views....
Just sit and enjoy the fabulous open sea views from the property and the comings and goings of all types of sea going vessels from the smallest inflatables to the massive glitzy yachts - all from the comfort of your sun lounger!
Take the ‘Cami de Ronda’ footpath
that leads from Llafranc along the coast and over the headland to neighbouring Calella de Palafrugell. It is well signed and will even give you an idea of how long it takes to walk it! If you don’t want to walk back, catch the little tourist train which will take you up to the lighthouse from where you will enjoy breath taking views down the coast.
The seafront in Llafranc comes alive in the evenings
when artisans set up their stalls to sell their hand made wares. All generations of families, mainly regular visitors to this delightful village, meet up to chat and catch up with their news, and enjoy an ice cream or a digestif.
Go diving
in Llafranc.
Walk up the winding road to the lighthouse
and marvel at the spectacular open views down the coast. Stop for a drink or a meal in the restaurant and spoil yourself before walking back down to the villa.
Anyone for a game
at Llafranc tennis club.
See this stunning coastline from a boat
You can hire your own or take an excursion from Llafranc.
Don’t want to cook?
Order a freshly cooked paella to take home and enjoy on the terrace of your villa, under the twinkling stars. Spend a relaxing evening by the pool and return the pan the next day – you won’t be the only people doing this!
Botanical Gardens of Cap Roig
Walk amongst all the different exotic Mediterranean flora and faunaat the Botanical Gardens of Cap Roig where you get magnificent panoramic views of the coastline that stretches from Calella to the cliffs of Cap Roig.
Drive a few miles inland
and visit the many ancient stone villages that make up what is known as the “Golden Triangle”. Stop for lunch in Peratallada and then visit the fascinating farm museum in the tiny village of Palau Sator.
Visit the Sunday morning Market at Palafrugell
and soak up the atmosphere with a drink in the main square. Buy some fresh produce and enjoy a long and leisurely BBQ lunch at the property, followed by a well-earned siesta!
Explore the nearby medieval village of Pals
which can be seen perched on the hillside from miles around. Wander around the old town, El Pedró. One of the main features to see is the magnificent circular Romanesque Tower, the Torre de les Hores, which is all that is left of the castle that used to guard the estuary of the river Daró. From the viewpoint you can see the Medes Islands, the Montgrí and Canigó massifs and the Albera mountain ranges.
Take a stroll beneath the arched ‘Voltes’
situated along the front of Port bo beach in Calella de Palafrugell. Enjoy a drink or evening meal at one of the seafront restaurants and watch the twinkling lights of the fishing boats out in the bay and the spectacle of the brightly lit cruise ships gliding silently across the horizon.
Drive to the centre of Begur and climb up to the castle
from where there are far reaching views. The most noteworthy are those towards the Medes Islands, long ago a refuge for pirates and smugglers, although today they are famous as a marine nature reserve.
Catch the train and visit Barcelona for the day.
There is so much to see and do in this vibrant city. Take the open topped tour bus and hop on and off at the different sights. After a lunch of delicious tapas save some energy for shopping in the elegant shops.
Go for a day trip to Figueres and visit the Teatre-Museu Dalí in Figueres
and enjoy the wacky experience, which will appeal to all members of the family. It is a lot of fun and well worth braving the queues! Afterwards, pay a visit to the lesser known Museu del Joguet de Catalunya (toy museum), also in Figueres.
Visit the fabulous city of Girona for the day,
taking in the beautifully restored Jewish Quarter, the Arab Baths, the cathedral, its museums and the many shops.
Explore the nearby Cala del Ruso, close to Calella de Palafrugell,
named after the Russian Colonel Woevowsky, who lived there with his aristocratic English wife, Dorothy Webster. Together they built the Botanical Gardens and small Castle at Cap Roig and used to swim daily at the cala.
Visit the spectacular Greek and Roman settlement of Empuries.
Enjoy a lunch of fresh anchovies from L’Escala – a local speciality. On the way back, visit the pre-roman Iberian settlement of Ullastret and see how life was 2,500 years ago compared to today’s world!
Nearby
Towns/Villages
| Palafrugell | 5 mins | |
| Tamariu | 10 mins | |
| Llafranc | 10 mins | |
| Begur | 15 mins | |
| Calella de Palafrugell | 30 mins | |
| Girona | 55 mins | |
| Barcelona | 1 Hr 40 mins |
Beaches
| Platja Llafranc | 10 mins | |
| Platja de Tamariu | 10 mins | |
| El Castell | 20 mins | |
| Aiguablava | 20 mins | |
| Platja de Pals | 25 mins | |
| Calella de Palafrugell | 30 mins |
Airports
| Girona | 55 mins | |
| Barcelona | 1 Hr 50 mins |
Train Stations
| Flaça | 45 mins | |
| Girona | 1 Hr | |
| Figueres Vilafant | 1 Hr 5 mins |
