CASA CATALAN
🇪🇸 SPAIN
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Casa Catalan is a striking heritage property located in Alella, one of the most picturesque towns on Catalonia’s Maresme Coast. Just 20 km from central Barcelona and 4 km from the nearest beach and marina, this prime filming location offers easy logistical access while delivering breathtaking sea views and a tranquil, vineyard-lined setting. The property is situated on an elevated plot that provides uninterrupted vistas over the Mediterranean, ideal for outdoor shooting and establishing shots. Local infrastructure includes cafés, restaurants, shops, and transport links, all within close reach.
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This historic 8-bedroom estate has been meticulously restored to preserve its original Catalan character while incorporating high-end finishes that support modern production needs. With approximately 836 m² of built space arranged across three levels connected by a grand staircase and internal lift, the property presents a variety of filming environments - from intimate period rooms to expansive open-plan areas.
The lower ground floor houses a dramatic vaulted entertainment space, complete with an original wine cellar and bar, perfect for filming moody, atmospheric scenes. Outdoor highlights include a 10m x 4m private pool with a jacuzzi, extensive gardens, shaded terraces for al fresco sequences, and a rooftop with panoramic 360º views. Multiple architectural textures - stonework, wrought iron, hardwood and traditional tiling - create dynamic, film-ready backdrops throughout.
Casa Catalan is listed as part of the Architectural Heritage of Catalonia, making it especially attractive for period productions, luxury lifestyle shoots, and commercial content seeking historical authenticity in a Mediterranean setting.
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The interiors of Casa Catalan are designed with elegance and scale, offering rich visual potential across every room. Eight large, light-filled bedrooms, multiple lounges, a central kitchen-diner, and formal reception areas can all serve as diverse filming environments. High ceilings, arched doorways, and preserved period features provide texture and depth, enhancing the visual narrative of any production.
The property’s layout ensures ease of movement for cast and crew, and its modern utilities - including underfloor heating and solar-assisted hot water - support smooth, uninterrupted filming.
