Set on a 7-hectare plot in the sought-after area of Alella, just minutes from Barcelona, this 4,000-square-meter property stands as a remarkable testament to architectural history, blending the past with modern comforts. Originally dating back to 1870, the "Clarisvalls" estate was transformed by architect Camilo Fabra y Fontanills into an elegant Italianate-style mansion. Today, the house seamlessly combines classical architectural elements with contemporary amenities.The property spans three floors, each space reflecting its historical roots while benefiting from meticulous restoration over time. The Portrait Gallery, adorned with works by renowned artists, connects various rooms, including the impressive ballroom, defined by its height and central dome. Over the years, the estate has incorporated unique features such as a 17th-century Brussels tapestry in the dining room, once belonging to the Spanish Royal Family, and a bronze bust of the current Marquis' great-grandmother, located in the gallery.The ground floor houses functional spaces such as renovated wine cellars, a cinema, gym, chapel, and ample areas for living, offices, and service quarters. On the first floor, the main bedrooms, libraries, and lounges are located, while the second floor features six bedrooms, several lounges, and a large kitchen-office.The garden, designed in terraces, features a variety of century-old trees, from cedars and pines to palms and plane trees, creating a unique atmosphere. At the far end lies the large lake, complemented by a 1.3-hectare vineyard and a half-hectare orchard. The estate is maintained by a team of dedicated gardeners who tend to every corner of the expansive grounds.Regarding its condition, the property has undergone periodic restorations over the past 60 years, with full upgrades to the utilities and roofing. Today, both the mansion and the garden are in impeccable condition, offering a rare experience that combines history, functionality, and beauty in an incomparable setting.