Centrally located in the bustling town of Premià de Mar, Spain, the grandiose Can Malet, a monument harking back to the 17th century, presents itself. This imposing structure, resembling a colossal, four-sided puzzle, showcases an intriguing layout, with a centrally angled diagonal three-bay section at its core, flanked by symmetrical two-bay outer sections. The gallery façade proudly welcomes at the impressive main entrance. Perched above the manor's central section lies a slate-roofed, four-sloped terrace.
Although adorned with flat rooftops on its outer sections, the symmetrical facade boasts an intriguing pattern, with three openings at each level, save for the roof. A four-stepped staircase unites the floors, and the building faces south, boasting a balcony that encircles the striking garden. Yet, the true allure of Can Malet lies concealed within; the serene, enchanting garden patio, a tranquil sanctuary that invites the curious explorer and weary traveler alike.
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Written by Nik Frost
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