At the foot of the Collserola mountain range, Sant Cugat del Vallés combines holm oak and pine forests with restored farmhouses and stone houses. The Monastery of Sant Cugat, with its Romanesque cloister, defines the historic character of the town.
The neighborhoods near Valldoreix or Mira-sol offer land for a garden and vegetable plot, outbuildings and tranquility, with exposed beams, a fireplace and granaries converted into studios. The local market and Vallès cuisine emphasize locally sourced products.
Direct connection to Barcelona via FGC and access to the AP-7, as well as hiking and cycling routes through Collserola. An environment that allows country living without giving up services and culture.
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