Finca/Country House for sale in El Perelló, Tarragona

Surprising is the word, and you should never use the word “surprising” unless it really is surprising. But this finca offers 122 m2 of a handsomely renovated residential house with a small plunge pool, a delightful terrace, and it also offers another 50 m2 residential house with a separate escritura, so now perhaps you see why the word is the perfect way to describe this very unique finca.

It is also interesting that there are 33,166 m2 of olive trees planted on gently descending terraces, with a cadence of their own. Truly a landscape that lives and breathes its own, special air.

The main house was reimagined with “rustic” as its soul—rustic but with a modern touch—so you have all the comforts you need to live a wise life among the olive groves and yuccas that see the wind. The kitchen is 16 m2, with a gas hob and oven for the culinary ambitious, two fridges (because one is never enough), and a great Belfast sink resting in a cinnamon-toned counter.

There are two properly sized bedrooms, a cozy living area, and a mezzanine floating above it, ready to be your third bedroom or your hideaway for a good book and a daydream. There are also two bathrooms that are crisp and clean, and a utility room for your tools and the solar system. It has lithium batteries that support self-sufficiency.

Step outside and find low-maintenance Mediterranean gardens, with mountain views on one side. From the solarium, accessed via an exterior stairwell, there are glimpses of the sea sparkling in the distance. Just 50 meters away, there is a small casita of another 50 m2, registered as vivienda, waiting for someone to turn it into guest quarters for friends, family, or those lucky few who come to stay for a few days.

The access road is good except for the last kilometer, which is charmingly bumpy; a group of neighbours are planning to repair this as soon as the finca finds its owner.

And where is the charming, quaint fishing village with long, lazy boardwalks and great beaches? That would be L’Ampolla, a seafood destination near the Ebro Delta.