$10,864,696

In one of Sitges’ most privileged locations, Villa Josefina stands out as a residence that is unique in terms of its history, architecture, and setting. Its white facade, the tower, the colonnaded porches, and the terraces opening onto the sea evoke the elegance of early 20th-century Mediterranean villas. The façade is distinguished by its luminous composition, the tower, and the columned porches. Each element reinforces the identity of a historic villa designed to interact with the light, the breeze, and the Mediterranean landscape. The living area is conceived as a succession of interconnected spaces, where living rooms, lounge areas, and fireplaces flow outward through large windows. The result is a serene, sophisticated, and welcoming atmosphere that blurs the boundaries between the interior and the landscape. The main dining room and the separate study combine custom-made furniture, sculptural lighting, and a soft color palette that complements the architecture without overpowering it. Several rooms feature private terraces or unobstructed views, offering intimate corners for relaxation. The layout allows for the flexible use of main living areas, guest bedrooms, and family spaces. Custom built-in closets, soft finishes, and a cohesive color scheme reinforce the sense of order and calm. From the upper terraces, the sea becomes a true extension of the home: light, spaciousness, and a direct view of the Passeig Marítim. Landscaped areas, a pool, covered porches, terraces, and lounge areas allow you to enjoy the outdoors year-round. Sitges combines quality of life, beaches, heritage, gastronomy, and excellent connections to Barcelona and its international airport. The Passeig Marítim is one of its most iconic areas.