Exceptional waterfront estate for sale in Port Lligat, Cadaqués

Important features of this house / villa

• Waterfront
• Sea views
• Mountain views
• Terrace
• Garden
• Private garage
• Parking
• Views
• To renovate
• Panoramic view
• Heating
• Exterior
• Chill out area
• Barbecue
• Floor plan 314m²
• Constructed area 314m²

Everything you need to know about this house / villa for sale

Set on the unspoiled coastline of Port Lligat, this extraordinary estate spans over 34,000 m², offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean and the rugged beauty of the Cap de Creus National Park. With a privileged waterfront position, direct access to the sea and a nearby beach and bordering Salvador Dalí’s former home and studio, this is one of the most exclusive properties on the Costa Brava.

Designed in perfect harmony with its surroundings, the estate’s main house, annexes, and outdoor spaces have been constructed using traditional materials and building techniques of the Cap de Creus region. Local stone and terracotta elements blend seamlessly into the landscape, creating a timeless Mediterranean aesthetic.

The main house dating back to 1966 features four bedrooms and elegant living spaces that open onto a terrace offering panoramic views of the spectacular coastal scenery. Three independent annexes, each with a reception room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom, provide additional accommodation with the same authenticity and charm.

A centrepiece of the estate is its historic watchtower, an architectural treasure that has been featured in several of Salvador Dalí’s paintings. The tower has been converted into a unique one-bedroom retreat, offering a rare combination of history, artistry, and unique coastal living.

This exceptional estate is a sanctuary of privacy and natural beauty, where traditional craftsmanship meets artistic heritage in one of the most enchanting locations on the Mediterranean.

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Extras

• Over 34,000 m² of private land
• Prime location in Port Lligat, Cadaqués
• Seafront property
• Direct access to the sea
• Access to a nearby beach
• Panoramic Mediterranean Sea views
• Views of the Cap de Creus Natural Park
• Complete privacy
• Main house with 4 bedrooms
• Three independent guest annexes
• Historic watchtower converted into a unique residence
• Watchtower featured in several works by Salvador Dalí
• Adjacent to Salvador Dalí’s former house and studio
• Traditional Cap de Creus architecture
• Local stone and terracotta construction
• Spacious sea-view terraces
• Protected natural surroundings
• One of the most exclusive estates on the Costa Brava
• Ideal as a private family estate or exclusive retreat

Distribution of this house / villa

Main house

• Living room
• Kitchen
• 4 bedrooms
• Bathroom
• Double garage
• Various terraces

Annex 1 

• Living room and kitchen
• 2 bedrooms
• Bathroom
• Bathroom

Annex 2

• Reception room and kitchen
• 2 bedrooms
• Bathroom

Annex 3

• Living room and kitchen
• 2 bedrooms
• Bathroom

Tower

• 2 rooms
• Bathroom

Cadaqués, Costa Brava: Location and surroundings of this property

Just minutes away lies the enchanting village of Cadaqués, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful destinations in the Mediterranean. With its whitewashed houses, charming waterfront, exclusive boutiques, renowned seafood restaurants and vibrant artistic heritage, Cadaqués offers a unique blend of authenticity, sophistication and relaxed coastal living. The area is home to some of the Costa Brava’s most spectacular beaches and hidden coves, with crystal-clear waters ideal for swimming, sailing and other water sports.

Despite its sense of seclusion and natural beauty, the property enjoys excellent accessibility. The French border is less than an hour away, Girona Airport can be reached in approximately one hour, and Barcelona International Airport in around two hours, providing convenient connections to major European and international destinations.

Energy certificate for this property

Energy consumption E : 258kWh/m²/year
Emissions E : 52kg CO₂/m²/year