Castle in Santa Susana, Maresme

Max Ricart presents this peculiar castle with a Watchtower in Santa Susana, one of the best preserved towers and cataloged as a Cultural Asset of National Interest since 1949.

Upon entering its gardens of pines, cypresses and olive trees and seeing the silhouette of De la Torre and la Masía, you begin to feel a pleasant retrospection in time that continues once you enter the interior through the main door of the farmhouse. The first room that we find is one of the dining rooms, with a fireplace, and, separated by period arches with a second room with access to a summer dining room with views of the pool and the sea. Through the windows, the views of the vegetation and the stone walls invade us with a pleasant well-being.

To the right, crossing the living room, we access the kitchen in the shape of a circle and a courtesy toilet on one side. On the other hand, we see the base of the tower where we can see the original rock, going up the stairs that take us to a beautiful reading space or office area, with a large glass window and sea views. To the left, after crossing a living room with a fireplace, we enter the suite room of the Tower.

If we return to the main hall, this time on the left we access down a staircase to the cellar where there is a beautiful room with a vaulted ceiling and a door to the outside. On the ground floor there is another double room with a bathroom, and on the upper floor another suite-type room with views.

The farm has two covered parking spaces and some more outside. It also has a tourist license and, currently, this farm is operated as a vacation rental, so it can be used by families as a good option for investors.

The watchtowers have been known since the Iberian-Roman era and warned of the dangers of pirates, they were very frequent at the beginning of the 16th century. The Maresme coast was known as the Torrejada coast.

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