Villa Margarita I

The villa

Set in the green hills of Mas Mestre, just 15 minutes drive from the beaches and town of Sitges, Villa Margarita I is a relaxed Mediterranean retreat for families or groups. Arranged over two levels, the villa offers hillside views, sunlit terraces and comfortable interiors designed for easy, sociable living.

The main level centres around a bright open - plan living space, where arched windows frame views towards the Parc Natural del Garraf. The lounge features soft seating and a wide - screen TV, alongside a dining area for ten and a well - equipped kitchen positioned just off the living space. Two bedrooms are located on this floor - a twin and a double - sharing a modern bathroom, while downstairs a spiral staircase leads to three further bedrooms, including a master with en - suite, a bunk room and a compact double, all with air conditioning.

Outside, the villa opens onto a private pool area with loungers, a shaded dining space for twelve, and outdoor cooking facilities including a barbecue and bread oven. A grassy area, table tennis and table football add to the outdoor appeal, alongside a poolside bar for relaxed evenings. With Sitges a short drive away and Barcelona within 40 minutes, Villa Margarita I offers a peaceful base with straightforward access to the surrounding area.

Located in the peaceful residential enclave of Mas Mestre, Villa Margarita I is surrounded by pine - covered hills and nature trails, offering a tranquil escape, yet only ten minutes from the lively resort town of Sitges and its vibrant beach scene.

Mas Mestre itself is a quiet neighbourhood with winding roads, forest walks, and plenty of opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. The area is part of the Garraf Natural Park, a vast protected landscape ideal for hiking, cycling and birdwatching. Just a few minutes' drive away, you’ll find a handful of small local restaurants, bakeries and supermarkets in the nearby village of Sant Pere de Ribes.

Sitges is one of the most popular seaside towns in the region, known for its palm - lined promenade, sandy beaches, lively food scene and historic centre. Families can enjoy water sports, paddle boarding and beach days, while the old town offers narrow lanes full of independent boutiques, tapas bars and galleries. There’s also a cinema, museums and summer festivals that add a bit of cultural buzz.

Wine lovers will appreciate the proximity to the Penedès wine region, famous for its Cava production and dotted with vineyards offering tastings and tours. For day trips further afield, Barcelona is easily accessible by car or train, taking around 45 minutes.