Casa Arte is much more than a house: it is an aesthetic and emotional refuge, a place where design, architecture, and history intertwine to offer a unique experience of rest and contemplation. The property consists of an 18th-century main farmhouse and two adjoining houses, conceived as independent spaces for children, friends, or guests. In total, three buildings are nestled within an extensive olive grove garden that preserves the estate’s agricultural essence and the ancient soul of the Empordà landscape.

Casa Arte is owned by a renowned gallerist and antiques dealer, and has been envisioned as a space of living culture. Every corner has been thoughtfully curated: books, artworks, furniture pieces, lighting... Everything invites you to pause, observe, and feel. The interior is a temple of calm and sophistication—perfect for a good meal, a meaningful conversation, or a slow-paced read. The exterior, in contrast, celebrates outdoor living: pool, sun, garden, and Mediterranean breeze. The house features four bedrooms, six living rooms, a large study, four bathrooms and a guest toilet, as well as a fully equipped kitchen. Every guest enjoys their own private universe within the house: private suite, personal lounge, bathroom, and reading nook, along with generous shared spaces.

The experience at Casa Arte is a true immersion into Catalan architectural and cultural tradition, with exquisite attention to every detail. Among its furnishings are original pieces of 1950s French design, including works by Charlotte Perriand, Jean Prouvé, Le Corbusier, Mathieu Matégot, Nakashima, and Noguchi. The contemporary art collection features renowned artists such as Imi Knoebel, Richard Serra, Miquel Mont, Jordi Alcaraz, and Thomas Ruff, alongside post-Fauvist works from 1910–1930, mainly by Catalan authors.

Casa Arte is, ultimately, a tribute to beauty, creation, and the landscape of the Empordà. An experience for those who know how to appreciate the art of living.