"Welcome to a haven of peace and charm.

Masia Marco Lux, a historic 17th century farmhouse, is located on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Llagostera.

Surrounded by flowering fields and only 30 minutes drive from the most beautiful coves and beaches of the Costa Brava, this farmhouse has been meticulously restored, preserving its original structure and enriching its authenticity, while combining history with modern comfort. Accommodating up to 14 people, the farmhouse offers a cosy lounge with a fireplace, a library, a lush garden with a swimming pool and a barbecue area.

This magical place invites you to rest and relax, to enjoy with your family and to celebrate personalised events, where the beauty of the old blends harmoniously with the comfort of the contemporary. Inside the farmhouse, you will find space for up to 14 people, distributed in 7 rooms: 6 on the first floor, including a romantic suite with a king-size bed and bathtub with panoramic views, as well as a toilet, and another double room with en-suite bathroom and bathtub.

In addition, there are three double bedrooms and a single bedroom, together with a bathroom with shower.

On the ground floor, you have a charming double bedroom with stone walls and two bathrooms with shower. The ground floor offers two living rooms, one with comfortable sofas and TV, the other with a central open fireplace, both with direct access to the outside.

A dining room connects to the kitchen and the entrance of the house.

The stunning outdoor space features a swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers, a lush garden with multiple corners to relax and enjoy, as well as a barbecue area and an outdoor dining area under a porch. The house is equipped with heating and Wi-Fi connection throughout. Llagostera is a quiet village that offers the serenity and beauty of a natural setting between the protected areas of Les Gavarres and the Massís de Cadiretes.

It also serves as a gateway to the spectacular Costa Brava.

Llagostera boasts an extensive architectural heritage, part of which is listed as an Asset of Cultural Interest, including its historic town walls.

Strolling through its streets, you will find modernist and noucentista style buildings and other vestiges of the economic splendour that arose from the cork industry in the 19th and 20th centuries, making up what is known as the Architectural Route. The Costa Brava, with its beautiful beaches and coves, is just a few minutes' drive away: Platja d'Aro, with its white sandy beach and shops open all year round, Sant Feliu de Guíxols, s'Agaró, Sant Antoni de Calonge, Palamós, etc....

A world of natural and cultural beauty awaits to be explored at your fingertips". Tourist Licence: HUTG-014565