Can Sagalés, located in Premiá de Mar, is a Local Cultural Interest asset that serves as a testament to the area's rich historical architectural heritage. The building is a four-sided, rectangular structure made up of three parallel crugies aligned with the main facade.
The facade is symmetrical, divided into a central higher block and two lateral blocks. The balcony with a balustrade is at the forefront. The building is oriented to the south and has a massive appearance on the ground floor. The roof is four-sloped and tiled.
Can Sagalés is surrounded by a garden and has a pool in the back part of the property.
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Written by Nik Frost
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