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Brunyola i Sant Martí Sapresa · Girona
Historic Brunyola masia with 12 hectares
Catalogued 17th-century masia on 120,000 m² in Brunyola, divided into three connected independent homes. The main dwelling is in good condition, while two adjoining homes require full renovation; the property includes agricultural permits and three poultry sheds.
Reference 3026 · On Inmoblia since 31 August 2026 · Published by Finques Costa Brava Real Estate
Specifications
What the advert says about the property: floor area, layout, condition and registry details.
We show the source-reported value for context, but exclude it from calculations until the conflicting evidence is resolved.
- Type
- House
- Built area
- 326 m²
- Plot
- 120,000 m²
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 1
Fittings and extras
What the property comes with and how much each item weighs in the “Property data” sub-score.
- Heating +3
- Parking +5
The advert also mentions:
- Catalogued 17th-century masia
- Three connected independent homes
- Main dwelling in good condition
- Two adjoining homes requiring full renovation
- Large period fireplace
- Agricultural exploitation permits
- Three poultry sheds housing 42,000 chickens
- Water supply permits for the entire property
- Highly private and tranquil setting
- Paller included
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This is a shortlisting pass over the advert's data, not a due diligence report. Before deciding, check the points we cannot verify from here:
- Possession: that it is vacant, with no squatters and no tenants on a live contract.
- If it is let, the current rent, the type of contract and its expiry date.
- The real state of repair and services (possible hidden renovation work) and a valid energy certificate.
- The real service charge and, above all, whether any special levies are approved or pending: they appear in the minutes of the last owners' meetings.
- The property's actual IBI: our figure is an estimate from the municipality's cadastral values, not the specific bill.
- Charges, mortgages, seizures or easements in the Land Registry extract.