La Masia Forn Teuler | 4-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Pontons

A 17th-century tile kiln transformed into an eight-person sanctuary sits in the heart of Pontons, where the Penedes wine region unfolds across terraced vineyards and dense forest. This luxury villa rental in Pontons combines historical architecture with contemporary comfort, offering guests direct access to Spain’s most celebrated wine country while remaining just 60 kilometres west of Barcelona. The transformation from industrial past to residential present shapes every corner of La Masia Forn Teuler—a property where local heritage meets culinary excellence.

Inside La Masia Forn Teuler

La Masia Forn Teuler sleeps 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, arranged across two distinct living levels that create flexible space for families, multi-generational groups, and friends seeking retreat. The ground floor anchors the property with substantial entertaining areas. A dual-zone design separates the working kitchen—equipped with a wood-burning oven, biomass pellet fireplace, and professional-grade fixtures—from the main living zone where guests spend their evenings. This culinary workspace, reserved for the resident chef’s demonstrations and hosted dinners, features direct garden access and reflects the owner’s expertise as a trained professional cook. Adjacent to this working area, the reading nook beside the staircase provides a quiet counter-space to the social energy of the main rooms.

The first floor houses the primary guest living area and all four guest bedrooms. A welcoming lounge with paired sofas overlooks the surrounding countryside, anchoring one end of this level, while the kitchen for guest use—separate from the demonstration kitchen—offers independence for those wanting to prepare light meals or breakfasts. Each of the four bedrooms features a double bed measuring 200 x 150 centimetres, whitewashed walls that brighten the interiors, and exposed wooden beam ceilings typical of traditional Catalan architecture. The southern and eastern exposures frame views across gardens and distant mountains. Two shared bathrooms serve this floor, equipped with organic toiletries, luxury robes, and Egyptian cotton towels. A laundry room with washer and dryer rounds out the practical amenities. Throughout the interior, slate flooring and stacked stone walls create a cohesive aesthetic—the surfaces remain cool underfoot even during warm months, while the open-plan design allows light to travel continuously between spaces.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The surrounding 6 hectares of privately held forest and gardens transform this property into a destination unto itself. The crown jewel emerges immediately upon stepping outside: a natural swimming pool measuring 12 metres by 7 metres, surrounded by solar-illuminated decking and lounging platforms. This biofiltered pool eliminates chlorine, salt, and synthetic chemicals entirely—instead employing plants, ultraviolet light, and natural filtering media to maintain water clarity so pure it remains safe to drink and comfortable against the eyes. The ambient sound shifts here: where resort pools boom with mechanical filtration, this basin carries only the vocalisations of frogs, the flutter of dragonflies, and wind through the encircling oak, olive, and ancient pine trees. Sunrise swims reveal the Penedes valley in graduated light, while afternoon sessions offer shade from the covered patio structure adjoining the pool area.

The formal dining terrace stretches adjacent to this pool zone, its shaded wooden structure creating shelter for al fresco meals prepared on the barbecue (complimentary firewood provided, with additional logs available at modest cost). A Zen garden at the rear of the property features a goldfish pond and meditation seating—a deliberate counterpoint to the vineyard vistas commanding other aspects of the grounds. An outdoor cinema projector and screen permit evening viewing under clear Catalan skies, while the fire pit gathering space enables evening conversations that extend into the night. The property maintains an active vegetable garden and enclosure for resident chickens, embodying a farm-to-table philosophy. Parking accommodates up to 40 vehicles across the grounds, with a dedicated carport for two cars. An outdoor lavatory and private massage pavilion complete the practical infrastructure. Solar panels and an electric vehicle charging station (subject to terms and conditions) reflect commitment to sustainable tourism.

Location: Pontons and the Surrounding Area

Pontons sits within the Penedes appellation, a UNESCO-recognised wine region spanning approximately 27,400 hectares and producing over 80 million litres annually—Spain’s most internationally recognised wine area outside Rioja. The village itself remains deliberately small, maintaining agricultural character while offering essential services within a 5-minute drive: a traditional restaurant specialising in local lamb and seasonal vegetables, the cooperative winery where Penedes producers release wines, and local shops stocking regional cheese and cured meats.

Vilafranca del Penedes, situated 20 kilometres northeast, functions as the region’s cultural capital. The thirteenth-century church of Santa Maria dominates its main square, while the seventeenth-century chapel and Modernista mansions reflect centuries of wine wealth. The VINSEUM (Museum of Wine Cultures of Catalonia) occupies a restored palace and documents the region’s viticultural history through archaeological artefacts, historical documents, and contemporary exhibitions. The museum’s affiliated tavern permits visitors to taste current Penedes vintages while reviewing the collection. Wine tourism infrastructure here includes organised tastings at producer estates, typically requiring advance reservation but accommodating groups from two to fifty persons.

The coastal town of Sitges lies 40 kilometres southeast, accessible via the C-15 motorway in roughly 45 minutes. Long sandy beaches backed by palm shade and modern facilities accommodate swimmers and sunbathers. The Museu Cau Ferrat displays Modernista art within a historic house-museum, while boutique shopping concentrates along Carrer Sant Bonaventura. The promenade hosts waterfront restaurants ranging from casual fish taverns to white-tablecloth establishments, with evening activity escalating toward dense nightlife—numerous cocktail bars, discos, and clubs operate year-round with expanded hours during summer season.

The hermitage at Sant Marti Sarroca, an eleventh-century structure clinging to a mountainside, remains visible from La Masia Forn Teuler’s gardens and constitutes a popular walking destination. Guided hikes can be arranged through the property management with prior notice. The Garraf massif rises immediately south—a protected natural area featuring limestone cliffs, hidden coves, and Mediterranean vegetation. Hiking routes range from two-hour loops to full-day traverse routes. The area supports horse riding excursions arranged through local operators based in Vilafranca and Sant Marti Sarroca, typically departing at dawn to avoid afternoon heat.

For broader regional context, explore our full collection of luxury villas in Pontons and additional options across European luxury destinations. Our Barcelona Region travel guide provides comprehensive information on seasonal weather patterns, local festivals, and transportation networks throughout northeast Spain.

Who This Villa Suits Best

This property accommodates extended families spanning three generations, with safe water features and immediate outdoor access appealing to families with older children and teenagers. Multi-generational groups benefit from the separation between working and guest areas—grandparents or reading enthusiasts can occupy the quieter lounge while others engage in livelier activities. Professional cooking classes hosted by the resident chef attract food-focused groups and culinary enthusiasts seeking hands-on learning in an intimate setting. Wine collectors and Penedes appellation students find direct proximity to producing vineyards, tasting facilities, and expert guidance. Corporate groups valuing team-building appreciate the outdoor cinema, fire pit gatherings, and natural pool as settings for structured activities. Couples seeking intimate celebration (the property’s small chapel permits private wedding ceremonies) benefit from the extensive gardens, spa facilities, and on-site culinary services. Remote workers utilise the robust Wi-Fi infrastructure and quiet work spaces while maintaining access to Barcelona’s urban services via a one-hour drive.

Practical Information

La Masia Forn Teuler accommodates up to 8 guests across 4 bedrooms and 2 shared bathrooms. Barcelona-El Prat Airport, Spain’s largest, sits 80 kilometres northeast and requires approximately 90 minutes transfer time by standard vehicle—approximately 15 minutes longer during peak summer travel periods (July through early September). The nearest supermarket, Mercadona, operates in Pontons centre, 5 kilometres away, offering fresh produce, prepared foods, and wines. The nearest hospital, Consorci Sanitari del Maresme, provides emergency services 25 kilometres north in Vilanova i la Geltrú. Check-in accommodates flexible arrival times when advance notice is provided. Included in rental rates are Wi-Fi, utilities (electricity, water, heating), linens, bath towels, robes, organic toiletries, natural pool access, gardens, and entertainment facilities. Optional add-ons include chef services (preparation of dinners, cooking demonstrations, wine tastings), massage treatments, yoga instruction, maid services, and pet accommodation (requiring advance approval and potential supplementary fees). A professional concierge team coordinates all arrangements and local reservations.

Frequently Asked Questions about La Masia Forn Teuler

How many guests does La Masia Forn Teuler sleep?

La Masia Forn Teuler accommodates 8 guests across 4 double bedrooms, each furnished with a 200 x 150 centimetre bed. Two shared bathrooms serve the guest accommodations on the first floor. The property maintains 2 bathrooms total, with arrangements made through property management for groups exceeding standard sleeping configurations. All guests share common living spaces on this floor, including the lounge and guest kitchen.

What is the nearest airport to La Masia Forn Teuler in Pontons?

Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), located 80 kilometres northeast of Pontons, functions as the primary international gateway. Standard transfer time by private vehicle or arranged car service requires approximately 90 minutes under normal traffic conditions. During peak tourist season (July through September) and Friday-Sunday periods, transfers may extend to 120 minutes. Alternative smaller airports including Reus Airport (110 kilometres south) and Girona-Costa Brava Airport (115 kilometres northeast) occasionally offer charter or regional flights but rarely provide cost advantage over Barcelona-El Prat.

What is the best time of year to rent La Masia Forn Teuler?

May through June and September through October represent optimal rental seasons for this property. Spring months feature mild temperatures (18–24°C), abundant wildflower blooms in surrounding forests, and reduced crowds at regional attractions. Early summer permits comfortable pool use without extreme heat. Autumn brings wine harvest activities (typically beginning late August through October), permitting visitors to observe production processes at nearby wineries and purchase current-vintage bottles. Winter months (December through February) deliver crisp, clear days ideal for hiking and forest exploration, though natural pool temperatures drop below comfortable swimming ranges. July and August experience peak summer heat (28–32°C), elevated tourist densities at Sitges and Vilafranca, and higher accommodation pricing. November through early December experiences frequent rain, partially limiting outdoor activities.

Is La Masia Forn Teuler suitable for families with children?

The property accommodates families with older children (ages 8 and above) effectively. The natural pool remains 1.2 to 1.5 metres in depth across most of its 12 x 7 metre expanse, requiring competent swimmers or active adult supervision. No formal shallow area or children’s section exists. The surrounding 6 hectares provide extensive exploration space suitable for active play. Nearby Sitges beaches (40 kilometres south) offer designated family zones with lifeguard supervision and shallow entries. The property maintains swings for outdoor recreation and permits pet accommodation on request, permitting families to travel with dogs or cats. Families with children under 5 years should evaluate pool safety requirements with property management prior to booking. The resident chef accommodates dietary restrictions and can prepare child-friendly meals when advance notice is provided.

What is included in the rental price at La Masia Forn Teuler?

Standard rental rates include utilities (electricity, water, gas heating), Wi-Fi and internet television, all linens and towels (Egyptian cotton premium quality), bathroom robes and toiletries, access to all outdoor amenities (natural pool, gardens, fire pit, cinema equipment, barbecue with complimentary firewood up to reasonable quantities), laundry facilities (washer and dryer), parking, and concierge coordination services. Optional premium services available at additional cost include chef-prepared dinners (typically €40–60 per person depending on menu complexity), cooking demonstrations and classes, wine tastings coordinated with local producers, professional massage treatments (€60–80 per hour), daily housekeeping/maid services, and yoga instruction. Pet accommodation requires advance approval and typically incurs a supplementary fee of €15–25 per pet per night.

What restaurants and shops are near La Masia Forn Teuler?

The village of Pontons provides direct access to several dining and shopping options within 5 kilometres. A traditional restaurant specialising in regional Catalan cuisine operates year-round, typically seating 30–40 guests and requiring advance reservation during weekends. The local cooperative winery permits direct purchase of Penedes wines at producer pricing. Mercadona supermarket, located in Pontons centre, stocks fresh produce, prepared foods, cheeses, cured meats, and regional wines. For expanded culinary options and shopping variety, Vilafranca del Penedes (20 kilometres northeast) hosts multiple restaurants ranging from casual taverns to fine-dining establishments, as well as specialised food shops including a historic market (Mercat de Vilafranca) operating Tuesdays and Fridays with produce vendors, fishmongers, and butchers. Sitges (40 kilometres south) provides waterfront restaurant density exceeding 40 establishments and boutique retail focused on fashion, art, and home furnishings. The nearest substantial shopping centre, Parc Comercial Penedès, operates in Castellvi de la Marca (approximately 12 kilometres north) and supplies mainstream retailers alongside a cinema and dining options.