Luxury houses for sale in Caldes d’Estrac

Living in Caldes d’Estrac

Caldes d’Estrac, popularly known as Caldetes, is one of the smallest and most charming municipalities on the Costa de Barcelona (Maresme). Located between Arenys de Mar and Sant Vicenç de Montalt, it owes its name to its thermal waters, known since Roman times and still used today in its spa.

Its seafront promenade, beaches, stately summer houses from the late 19th and early 20th centuries and relaxed pace make Caldetes a much-appreciated place to live by the sea.

Houses for sale in Caldes d’Estrac

Supply in Caldes d’Estrac is very limited given the size of the municipality. The BARNES selection includes:

• Houses near the sea: detached homes a short distance from the promenade and the beach.
• Houses with views: in the upper areas, with open views over the coast.
• Stately homes: occasionally, historic summer houses in the town centre.

Given their proximity, many buyers widen their search to neighbouring towns, where we also present houses and land.

Spa tradition and life by the sea

The spa and thermal waters are part of the town’s identity, and it also has a notable cultural heritage for its size, including the Fundació Palau art foundation. The promenade, the beaches and the nearby Port Balís marina complete a quiet life closely tied to the sea all year round.

What to consider when buying in Caldes d’Estrac

• Distance to the sea: being able to walk to the promenade and beach is one of the great attractions.
• The view: in the upper areas, over the coastline.
• The character of the home: a historic stately home or a recent build.
• State of repair: especially in older houses.
• Connections: the coastal railway station and the C-32 motorway.

Nearby towns

If you widen your search, Sant Vicenç de Montalt offers detached houses between the sea and the hills; Sant Andreu de Llavaneres, villas near Port Balís and the golf course; and Arenys de Mar, characterful houses in a seafaring town.

Main residence or second home

Caldetes is chosen both as a main residence, for its tranquillity and railway station, and as a second home by the sea. Its small size means daily life can be organised on foot, between the promenade, the spa and the town centre.

A house with history

The summer houses of Caldes d’Estrac, built by families drawn by the sea and the thermal waters, often retain mature gardens, galleries and period decorative features. Restoring them gives you a home full of character; it is worth checking the condition of the building and the applicable regulations before renovating.

A very scarce offer

Caldes d’Estrac is one of the smallest municipalities on the coast and very few houses come up for sale. We recommend that you share your criteria with us so that our team can let you know as soon as a property that matches your search comes onto the market.

We are by your side

Get to know the area with our guide Sant Pol de Mar and Caldes d’Estrac. If you are an owner, request a valuation of your house in Caldetes.

What a house in Caldetes is like

Given its size, Caldes d’Estrac brings together very different property types in a small area. Near the promenade and the spa are the stately summer houses, with mature gardens and galleries; on the streets climbing inland, more recent detached homes, some with sea views. In both cases, proximity to the beach and the train is one of the home’s great assets.

A life on foot

One of the advantages of living in Caldetes is being able to organise daily life on foot: the promenade, the beach, the spa, the shops and the railway station are all very close to each other. For those seeking tranquillity without depending on a car, this small scale is an advantage that is hard to find elsewhere on the coast.

Frequently asked questions

Why is it called Caldes d’Estrac?

Because of its thermal waters, known since Roman times and still used today in its spa.

What type of houses are for sale?

Houses near the sea, houses with views and, occasionally, stately summer houses.

Does Caldes d’Estrac have a railway station?

Yes, on the coastal line.

Which nearby towns are worth considering?

Sant Vicenç de Montalt, Sant Andreu de Llavaneres and Arenys de Mar.

Is it possible to live in Caldetes without a car?

Yes. The promenade, the beach, the shops and the railway station are very close.