Rent Apartments Vilanova i la Geltru

Seasonal rental until August 2026. This magnificent 100m² apartment features a fully equipped kitchen, a spacious living-dining room, and three double bedrooms, one of which is en-suite. The building includes a communal area and a parking space. Listed by: No. Last contract price: [Price not applicable]. Price index: Not applicable. Sitges has always been a place that has captivated artists, tourists, and visitors from all over the world. For many, the secret lies in its light and the nearly 300 days of sunshine a year. Nature has been generous to Sitges, as it has the privilege of being located on the Mediterranean coast at the foot of the Garraf Massif. Culturally, its legacy is extraordinary. Art is alive and traditions are maintained with a modern touch. Sitges has preserved important medieval landmarks and the picturesque charm of the old farming and fishing village. It boasts a cosmopolitan character thanks to its diverse population, home to over 70 different nationalities, which is evidenced by the presence of four international schools in the surrounding area. Now, 21st-century Sitges is built on creativity, talent, and innovation, but without ever losing sight of its roots. Sitges is a city that attracts and captivates.

FOR INDIVIDUAL MONTHLY RENT Large duplex penthouse apartment with a 30-square-meter terrace and a communal pool in the center of Sitges. It features a living-dining room with access to a balcony, a fully equipped kitchen, 4 bedrooms (3 doubles and 1 single), and 2 full bathrooms. The living-dining room leads to a 30-square-meter terrace with sea views. It is rented furnished, with crockery, cutlery, and bed linen. PRICES: Prices 1800€ per month except for June, July, and August, when prices would be 2500€, 3000€, and 3500€. Heating and air conditioning are included. Close to services and public transport. The owner is not a big spender. Start getting to know Sitges from its origins, walking through the charming streets of the center. Along the way, you will find old fishermen's houses, remains of the city walls, and special corners such as the "Racó de la Calma." This space, which connects the Palau Maricel and the Cau Ferrat with the Church of Sant Bartomeu and Santa Tecla, continues to live up to its name and takes us back to the artistic, bohemian, and creative atmosphere of Sitges in the late 19th century. These were years in which Sitges became the muse of writers and painters such as Santiago Rusiñol, who established his residence here—the Cau Ferrat—and placed Sitges in the international spotlight with its renowned Modernist festivals.