Les Corts de Biosca
Located on the southern slopes of the Castelltallat mountain range in Sant Mateu de Bages, the Les Corts de Biosca farmhouse offers an authentic and sustainable agritourism experience in the heart of the Bages region.
This is a typical farmhouse in inland Catalonia, accommodating up to 5 people (plus 1 extra bed). This fully equipped and comfortable agritourism property offers splendid views, located just an hour from Barcelona. It features forest biomass heating, internet access, a swimming pool, a furnished terrace, and a rural heritage tour that includes vineyard huts.
The house occupies part of the Biosca manor house, first mentioned in 955 and located on the southern slope of the Castelltallat mountain range, in a PEIN (Natural Interest Area Plan) area at an altitude of 850 metres.
Les Corts de Biosca has two double bedrooms, a single room with a library (which can be converted into a double), a full bathroom and toilet, a kitchen, a dining room and living room with a fireplace, and a large terrace. It has excellent views of Montserrat and is fully equipped: heating, a kitchen with a microwave and dishwasher, a washing machine, a television, baby furniture, Wi-Fi, and more. Outside, there is a large threshing floor, a garden, and a swimming pool nestled in a field. Pets are welcome.
Services
- Pool
- Wifi
- Petfriendly
- Mountain biking
- Hiking
- Barbecue
- Chimney
Commitment to sustainability and rural heritage
This agritourism property stands out for its commitment to sustainability, using renewable energy and promoting respect for the environment. It also offers guests the opportunity to explore the area's rural heritage through marked walks that include visits to dry-stone vineyard huts, testaments to traditional agricultural activity.
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Events
Embarrats Fair in Sant Joan de Vilatorrada
From 16 to 18 OctoberFira Mediterrània de Manresa 2026
From 15 to 18 OctoberEcoviure Fair in Manresa
From 2 to 20 OctoberCatalonia Industrial Tourism Week 2026
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