Rooms

This room takes its name from the Botanical Garden existing on the estate, created in the 1970s by the German landscape designer Helga Kurrle. From the window and the terrace, you can admire the Central Garden and the scenic landscape with the surrounding farmland and mountains.

This room takes its name from the vineyards that, together with the Botanical Garden and the winemaking estate Mas Patiràs, form the property.

This room is located in the tower overlooking the masia. From the living room and the spacious terrace, you can admire not only the Botanical Garden and the vineyards, but also the churches and villages in the surrounding area. Notable sights include the Montgrí mountain and castle, the santuari dels Àngels, the Gavarres, and, on clear days, the Eastern Pyrenees, presided over by the Canigó. The name is borrowed from the homonymous song by the singer-songwriter Lluís Llach.

Facing north, from this room, as from the previous one, you can observe a unique meteorological phenomenon: just a few hours before the tramontana, the most characteristic wind of the Empordà, announces its arrival with a coloration of reddish, purple, and yellowish tones that tint the northern horizon of the sky: the Ull de Tramuntana.

This name is taken from the homonymous work by the writer Víctor Català (pseudonym of Caterina Albert). We aim to express, in the Empordà way, the balance between serious work and knowing how to enjoy life’s pleasures.

This room is named in homage to the great-grandfather of the owners, surnamed Sagrera, and owner of the sacred land around the church of Sant Andreu d’Ullastret, now an Iberian ruin. In the sacred areas and cellars surrounding medieval churches, the most precious goods (wine, oil, grain…) were stored. In the room La Sagrera del Mas, there is an ancient coin jar, and being the warmest room in the masia due to its southern orientation and the fireplace hood, it was where the children slept.

September and October are the months of the grape harvest. A year’s worth of effort in vineyard cultivation culminates in the picking of grapes and winemaking, requiring work, patience, technique, good agricultural and oenological practices, and a touch of art. Like the harvest activities that bring the whole family together, the room La Verema allows for the addition of two extra beds for close companions.

The time the wine has spent in the barrel, which varies according to the requirements of each vintage, infuses the flavor with hints of aging. This name also serves to designate this family room, Records de Criança, which can accommodate up to two extra beds.