Properties for sale in Llagostera

Living in Llagostera

Llagostera is a municipality in the Gironès between the Gavarres and Cadiretes massifs, halfway between Girona and the Costa Brava. Its old centre, on a hilltop, retains remains of its medieval walls and an active local life, while its large municipal territory includes woods, fields and some of the largest rural estates in the area.

The Carrilet greenway, which links Girona with Sant Feliu de Guíxols, runs through the municipality, and the beaches of Sant Feliu and the Vall d’Aro are a short drive away.

Estates and masias for sale in Llagostera

The BARNES selection in Llagostera and the surrounding area focuses on exceptional rural properties:

• Large rural estates: extensive properties with several buildings, woodland and fields, some of notable historic and architectural value.
• Manor masias: country houses with modernista features and extensive grounds.
• Restored masias in neighbouring municipalities: such as in Cassà de la Selva, restored houses of medieval origin.
• Recently built houses: in Vidreres and Caldes de Malavella, single-storey homes or homes with demanding energy certification.

Between Les Gavarres and Cadiretes

Llagostera’s landscape combines two wooded massifs with a valley of farmland. Cork oak and holm oak woods, country lanes and scattered masias form a setting very typical of the Girona region. For those seeking privacy and space, few areas so close to the coast offer estates of this size.

What to consider when buying an estate in Llagostera

• Planning status: the classification of the land, the legality of all buildings and the permitted uses.
• Structural condition: roofs, walls and floors, especially in older buildings.
• Access and utilities: road access, water, electricity and internet connection.
• The land: size, orientation, views and relationship with neighbouring properties.
• Distance to services and the coast: depending on how you intend to use the property.

For large estates, it is also worth reviewing the possible uses of the land —agricultural, forestry, equestrian— and the condition of secondary buildings. We explain this in our guide to buying a masia in the Empordà.

What a large rural estate is like

The largest estates in the area usually combine a main house, often of great architectural value, with several outbuildings: caretakers’ houses, former stables, granaries or chapels. Their upkeep requires organisation, but they offer unique possibilities: a family residence, farming or equestrian activity, or a rural tourism project, always within what regulations allow.

Life in Llagostera

The village has shops, schools and services all year round, and Girona, a short distance away, completes the offer. The Carrilet, routes through Les Gavarres and the nearby sea let you enjoy the area in every season.

Restored masia or one to renovate

A restored masia lets you enjoy a house full of character with every comfort from day one. A masia to renovate gives you the chance to design every space, in exchange for a construction period and a more detailed preliminary assessment. Our team will help you weigh up each option.

Main residence or second home

Llagostera is a practical choice for living in the countryside all year round, with Girona and the coast close at hand. As a second home, its appeal lies in privacy, space and the nearby beaches.

A scarce offer

Large rural estates are very scarce. 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. If you are an owner, request a confidential valuation of your estate.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Llagostera?

In the Gironès, between Les Gavarres and Cadiretes, halfway between Girona and the Costa Brava.

What type of properties are for sale?

Mainly large rural estates and manor masias.

Is it close to the sea?

Yes, the beaches of Sant Feliu de Guíxols and the Vall d’Aro are a short distance away.

Which nearby municipalities are worth considering?

Cassà de la Selva, Santa Cristina d’Aro, Vidreres and Caldes de Malavella.