Villa Vilademuls | 6-Bedroom Villa with Private Pool in Vilademuls

Fourteen guests stepping into Villa Vilademuls discover more than a six-bedroom accommodation—they inherit a 200-year-old stone estate where Catalan countryside unfolds across vineyard-covered hills. This 1806-built property stands in the quiet village of Vilademuls, 30 minutes north of Girona city and 25 minutes from the coast, placing guests at the intersection of three compelling territories: the medieval towns of the Costa Brava, the wine regions of Empordà and Penedès, and the dramatic peaks of the Catalan Pyrenees.

Inside Villa Vilademuls

Villa Vilademuls sleeps 16 guests across 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms, distributed across ground and first floors in a layout designed for large family gatherings without crowding. Upon arrival, an oversized entrance hall with original terra cotta barrel vaulting and tile flooring sets the architectural tone—authentic 18th-century character married to modern living standards.

Ground Floor contains the principal living zones and one complete bedroom suite. The kitchen dominates this level: dual industrial refrigerators, six-burner gas range, full-size dishwasher, and a substantial island bench create the kind of workspace where cooks actually want to spend time, not just prepare meals. A separate laundry room with washer, dryer, ironing station and full supplies supports extended stays. The sitting room flows naturally from the kitchen, furnished with comfortable seating, satellite television, and a pool table for evening entertainment. A dedicated library holds volumes in English, Spanish and Catalan. An additional room with two sets of bunk beds serves as a flexible space—children’s dormitory, teenager retreat, or informal hangout zone. The ground floor bedroom features a 160cm queen bed, substantial walk-in closets, and an attached bathroom with shower and double sinks.

First Floor hosts five additional bedrooms arranged around a hallway lined with original wooden beaming and antique furnishings. The master suite commands attention with a 180cm king bed, two-seater reading sofa, dual walk-in closets, dresser, and a generous ensuite bathroom featuring a freestanding tub and his-and-hers vanities. A second bedroom displays a 160cm queen bed with small ensuite shower room. A third bedroom showcases period decoration—an antique bread oven integrated as architectural detail—paired with a full bathroom featuring a tub positioned directly adjacent to the bedroom door. Two twin bedrooms each contain zip-link 90cm single beds (convertible to king configuration). The first twin room includes an ensuite shower room. The second twin bedroom, positioned furthest from other guest quarters for maximum privacy, contains an extra single bed enabling triple occupancy, with a bathroom accessed via a heavy curtain-partition from the hallway. All five first-floor bedrooms maintain warm, cohesive colour schemes and ample storage.

Outdoor Spaces and Living

The real revelation emerges beyond the terra cotta walls. A 10-metre by 5-metre swimming pool anchors the garden, surrounded by expansive terrace furnished with multiple sun loungers and garden seating. The covered terrace provides shaded dining beneath climbing vines, with a full barbecue installation for grilled meals. The grounds encompass a sports field marked for football with goal nets, badminton court, petanque pitch, basketball net, and table tennis table—facilities that transform Villa Vilademuls from accommodation into a family activity hub. Mature garden planting, including vibrant bougainvillea across the exterior walls, provides natural screening and Mediterranean colour.

Location: Vilademuls and the Surrounding Area

Vilademuls occupies a privileged geographic position within northeast Catalonia. Girona city centre—home to the 12th-century cathedral housing the rare 11th-century Tapestry of Creation, the medieval Jewish Quarter and Museum with its narrow atmospheric streets, and the excellent Museum of History spanning prehistoric to modern eras—lies 30 kilometres south. The Salvador Dalí Museum in Figueres sits 35 kilometres away, approximately 45 minutes’ drive.

Medieval village tourism defines this region’s cultural identity. Besalú, 20 kilometres distant, preserves a dramatic 11th-century stone bridge and the Mikveh—one of Europe’s four surviving medieval Jewish ritual baths. Peratallada and Pals, both within 25 kilometres, maintain fully intact medieval layouts with narrow cobbled streets, stone fortifications, and village squares where locals gather for drinks exactly as residents did 500 years ago. Sant Pere de Rodes, 30 kilometres northeast, showcases a restored 11th-century Benedictine monastery with Romanesque architecture overlooking the Costa Brava coastline.

Wine tourism dominates the region. Peralada winery and vineyard estate—featuring a museum, cellar and tasting room—stands 30 kilometres away. Empordà wine region vineyards cluster within 30-40 kilometres, producing distinctive reds and whites. The larger Penedès wine area, Spain’s second-largest designation, requires approximately 90 minutes’ drive. These regions support agritourism experiences: vineyard tours, wine tastings paired with local cheeses, and on-site dining at winery restaurants.

Beach access defines summer schedules. Lloret de Mar, with its busy sandy beach and promenade of restaurants, lies 40 kilometres away. Tossa de Mar’s smaller, more protected cove sits 35 kilometres south. Both communities offer Mediterranean swimming, beach bars, and water sports. The Catalan Pyrenees begin 60-70 kilometres west, where Parc Nacional d’Aiguestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici offers alpine hiking to glacial lakes, dramatic rock formations, and high-altitude valleys. Winter skiing at smaller Pyrenean resorts becomes viable for four-month seasons (December through March).

Practical access: Girona-Costa Brava Airport operates 25 kilometres south with regular European connections. Barcelona Airport’s larger international hub sits 120 kilometres distant via motorway (approximately 90-minute drive). Explore our luxury villas in Europe and our full collection throughout Spain. For destination planning, consult our comprehensive Girona travel guide covering seasonal highlights, dining recommendations, and cultural events throughout the year.

Who This Villa Suits Best

Multi-generational family holidays find natural accommodation here: parents, grandparents, adult children with their own families all find private sleeping quarters while sharing communal kitchen, dining, and pool facilities. The ground-floor bedroom with ensuite serves guests with mobility considerations or those preferring privacy from stairs. Extended friend groups celebrating major milestones—50th birthdays, reunions, wedding parties—benefit from 16-person capacity and diverse activity options. Families with children aged 6-16 particularly appreciate the organised sports facilities and the enclosed garden. Working professionals might reserve the property for extended stays with intermittent childcare support, using the pre-stocked fridge service and optional chef availability to manage meal logistics without daily shopping. Groups including wine enthusiasts will naturally gravitate toward the region’s three major appellations.

Practical Information

Villa Vilademuls accommodates 16 guests maximum across 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. The property operates with full air conditioning in bedrooms, central heating for cool months, and ceiling fans in the master suite. Wi-Fi covers all interior and exterior areas. A substantial laundry facility supports extended occupancy. The pre-stocked fridge option allows arrival without immediate supermarket shopping, while optional in-house chef services eliminate meal planning responsibilities. Babysitting arrangements can be organised in advance. Wine-tasting experiences at regional vineyards are coordinated through the villa team. Professional cleaning occurs at check-out; mid-stay laundry service accommodates longer bookings. Flexible check-in and check-out windows accommodate travel schedules, subject to availability.

Girona-Costa Brava Airport, 25 kilometres away, receives flights from most European capitals with driving time approximately 30-35 minutes. Larger Barcelona-El Prat Airport, 120 kilometres distant, offers expanded international options with 90-minute road transfer. Carrefour supermarket in the nearby town of La Bisbal d’Empordà provides comprehensive shopping facilities 8 kilometres away. The village of Vilademuls itself contains a small convenience store and traditional pharmacy.

Frequently Asked Questions about Villa Vilademuls

How many guests does Villa Vilademuls sleep?

Villa Vilademuls sleeps 16 guests across 6 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms. Bedroom configurations include: one king bed (master suite), two queen beds (in separate bedrooms), two twin bedrooms with zip-link beds convertible to kings, one ground-floor queen bed, and one twin bedroom with additional single bed enabling triple occupancy. An additional room with bunk beds provides flexible extra sleeping capacity or informal gathering space.

What is the nearest airport to Villa Vilademuls in Vilademuls?

Girona-Costa Brava Airport (GRO) stands 25 kilometres south, requiring approximately 30-35 minutes driving time by car. Barcelona-El Prat Airport (BCN), Spain’s largest international hub, operates 120 kilometres away via motorway, typically 90 minutes by car. Most European carriers serve both airports; Girona offers direct flights from UK, France, Italy and Central Europe, while Barcelona provides connections from global destinations.

What is the best time of year to rent Villa Vilademuls?

Summer months (June through September) attract families and large groups, with reliably warm weather (25-30°C), perfect pool conditions, and active beach tourism. May and October offer milder temperatures (18-23°C) without summer crowds, ideal for wine tours and medieval town exploration. April and November remain pleasant for nature activities but with increased rainfall. Winter (December through February) brings cool temperatures (8-12°C) with occasional snow in the Pyrenees, appealing to skiing visitors and those seeking peaceful countryside stays. March through May features spectacular wildflower displays across the region.

Is Villa Vilademuls suitable for families with children?

Yes. The property includes: a dedicated sports field with football goals, badminton court, basketball net, petanque pitch and table tennis facilities; a 10-metre swimming pool with lounge seating and safety railings; a bunk bed dormitory room providing supervised independence for older children; children’s books in multiple languages; and flexible sleeping arrangements (zip-link beds) accommodating younger siblings in separate rooms. Nearby beaches at Lloret de Mar and Tossa de Mar (35-40 kilometres) provide supervised summer swimming and water sports. Optional babysitting services support parents. The ground floor layout offers accessible facilities for younger guests and those with mobility considerations.

What is included in the rental price at Villa Vilademuls?

Standard inclusions encompass: all utilities (electricity, water, heating, air conditioning), Wi-Fi internet access, bed linen and towels, standard cleaning at departure, access to all outdoor facilities (pool, sports equipment, garden), and full kitchen equipment. Optional services—available at additional cost—include: pre-stocked fridge provision, professional chef services, babysitting arrangements, wine-tasting excursions, and mid-stay laundry service. Pool heating is available seasonally. Please confirm specific inclusions with the property during booking enquiry.

What restaurants and shops are near Villa Vilademuls?

La Bisbal d’Empordà, 8 kilometres away, contains Carrefour supermarket, traditional markets, and numerous tapas restaurants and pintxo bars typical of Catalan cuisine. Peralada village, 30 kilometres north, hosts upmarket dining at the winery restaurant specialising in wine-paired tasting menus. Figueres, 35 kilometres away, provides shopping, supermarkets, and a broad range of restaurants from casual to Michelin-starred establishments. Medieval villages Besalú and Pals (20-25 kilometres) contain family-friendly restaurants and cafés in historic plazas. The region’s culinary tradition emphasises seafood (from Costa Brava ports), game, wild mushrooms, and produce from Empordà agricultural areas, visible in restaurant menus throughout all nearby communities.