In the Ges Valley, in the Osona region, we find the town of Torelló, where important buildings were built at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th. These include the Torre or Casa Pericas, the residence of the local architect Josep Maria Pericas, built around 1924 and which is a compendium of the different noucentista, neo-Romanesque and modernist currents in vogue at this time. In an unbeatable environment, surrounded by the river Ter and with 8 hectares of land, distributed between garden, forest and cultivation, we find this magnificent villa of 1,130m2, distributed as follows: On the ground floor of 470m2, divided between the entrance and the farmhouse. First floor of 320m2 completely renovated in 2000 and second floor of the same square meters to upgrade. In the whole house we find a beautiful chapel, a stone tower that serves as a dovecote, and a large terrace overlooking the garden. Self-consumption photovoltaic installation and mains electricity. Municipal mains and own water (well) Annex building for workshop and warehouse Asphalt access vegetable patch CAS174