Keys and access
Kept at our office, not with a neighbour. We let in tradespeople, deliveries and guests, and tell you who went in and when.

Sant Feliu is a town that is lived in all year, not just a resort. That is why many owners choose it, and it makes managing a house here a little different. Shops are open in February and your neighbours may be at home. The house still needs someone with a key.

Sant Feliu grew around a Benedictine monastery documented from 968, which gave the town its name. The Porta Ferrada with its horseshoe arches still stands, along with the Torre del Fum and the Torre del Corn. From the mid-eighteenth century the town was one of the main cork centres in Catalonia. Around 1900 it had roughly ninety factories and about 2,700 workers.
As a result, the town has a real centre, a working port and life all year round. Around it are neighbourhoods and hillside urbanisations where holiday homes were built during the twentieth century. Sant Pol, the bay at the northern end towards S'Agaró, was mostly built from the 1920s and is the area most foreign owners know.
We keep your keys, inspect the property on a schedule you set, visit after bad weather when you ask us to, and handle pool, garden, cleaning and repairs with our own team. The drive from our office in Sant Antoni de Calonge passes Platja d'Aro and S'Agaró, so Sant Feliu is part of our regular round.
The town centre, the bay at Sant Pol and the urbanisations on the hills behind have quite different needs. This is what each of them usually needs from us.
Sant Pol
The bay at the northern end, facing S'Agaró, mainly built from the 1920s, with some fine early houses including the modernista Casa Estrada. Close to the sea, so salt and exposure are the main maintenance issues.
Punta Brava
One of the urbanisations closest to the town centre, on the headland. Detached houses with sea views, steep access in places, and terraces exposed to the wind. Because it is close to town, owners here often use the house for more of the year.
Les Forques
An established urbanisation just outside the centre, which grew out of the older neighbourhoods around it. Mixed plot sizes and house ages, gardens that need regular care rather than major work, and easy access for a van.
Vilartagues
A residential neighbourhood of the town rather than a holiday urbanisation. Neighbours live here all year, so there are different expectations about noise, building work and access. Apartments as well as houses.
Les Bateries
Further from the centre, up towards the old coastal batteries that gave it its name. Larger plots, more pine and more privacy, but further for anyone who needs to reach you urgently.
Pedralta, Vilar d'Aro, Les Penyes and the other outlying urbanisations are on the same round. If you are not sure which area your house is in, send us the address.
Kept at our office, not with a neighbour. We let in tradespeople, deliveries and guests, and tell you who went in and when.
We check the house on the schedule we agree, with an extra visit after bad weather whenever you ask for one. You receive a short report, with photographs when there is something to show.
All done by our own team. Anything beyond a small job is quoted first, and you decide whether it goes ahead.

Tell us where the house is and how you use it. We will send you a plan and a price, and tell you honestly how often you really need us.