Villa à Barcelone, Espagne, 1 m²

The castle is located on one of the outskirts of Llorens del Penedes. This is a palace house. The tower of medieval origin is the most significant part of the complex, distinguished by its restoration carried out in 1910, which seriously modified its entire structure. The plant has a circular structure and significant dimensions, although part of it is assimilated by neighboring buildings. As for the castle, it has undergone various restorations, as evidenced by different dates on the doors of the building, for example, 1792 or house: equipped with 16 rooms equipped with antique furniture and sinks, relaxation rooms and a living room, 4 full bathrooms, storerooms, basements, cellars, animal stables, laundry room and main tower. Office building: 4 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, living room, kitchen, hall, central corridor. History:According to Català Roca, in his work Els Castells Catalans, the place and stable of Llorens formed part of the term Castelvi de la Marche, and since the 10th century, the existence of the toponym Llorens has been documented, although the first mention of the castle does not appear until the early eleventh century. Between 1020 and 1030, according to Salvador Ferre and Assumpsio Lopez, the first known feudal lord was Mir Llop Sanz de Bagneres. In the 14th century, namely in 1346, Bernat de Thous confirmed the sale by Arnau Gerard of a piece of land belonging to Llorens Castle to Berenguer Gerard and his wife Elisenda. The Tous were a very powerful family that, in addition to Llorens Castle, were lords of others such as Cabrera, Tous and the Valbon stable, and they also had rights to the castles of Claramount, Butts and Reed. Later, in the 16th century, the lords were first Debosk, and then Foix, as well as the barons of Malda. Price: 1,300,000 euros.