Charming Village house with garden in Ruberts

In the historic and dreamy Ruberts, this well renovated and preserved townhouse offers everything needed to be a charming and comfortable residence. With entrance from two streets, it has an attractive garden with porch patio and direct access from the very spacious dining room with open kitchen that together with the living room and a full bathroom form the first floor, to which, a few steps down is added the third bedroom, currently a studio that also has direct access to the outside. The upper floor is accessed both by an interior staircase and from the courtyard through the terrace in front of the master bedroom. It has an en suite bathroom and a large dressing room. The second bedroom, also of ample dimensions, has a WC. A separate laundry room and a storage room complete this idyllic property.

The village of Ruberts is located in the limits that separate Sencellas, Lloret de Vistalegre, Costich and Algaida: located in the homonymous valley, it is on a hill near one of the flood margins of the Torrent de Pina, and surrounded by some elevations and plateaus that make the valley is closed and that the nucleus has no visual from the nearest outside.
The urban fabric is irregular and is structured around the possession, making the most of the reduced dimensions of the space between the road to Lloret and the main street that closes the built-up nucleus, that is, the main street with Costa den Coranta.
The main street, which surrounds the complex, opens onto the square where the parish church is located and the access to the old possession, now converted into an agritourism. The rest of the streets are narrow and short, and must have been configured at the time of consolidation and growth of the village, sisu layout.
Another of the characteristics of this urban nucleus is that, due to its reduced dimensions, the road fabric is reduced almost to its minimum expression and that a high degree of connection or mixture is appreciated between the urban area and the rural environment that surrounds it, so that, being in the nucleus, in reality the visual relations with the rustic environment are never lost. In fact, the concentric situation of the built core towards the surrounding landscape is enhanced by various roads or pedestrian paths that radiate out from the core towards different places.