Palamós | Costa Brava – New-build penthouse with sea views, private roof terrace and shared pool

New-build penthouse on the seafront at Palamós with views of the sea and the pine forest, a private roof terrace, two covered balconies and a shared pool

This new-build penthouse sits on the seafront at Palamós, on the Costa Brava, with completion planned for 2027. It offers approximately 114 m² of living space on the third floor and approximately 68 m² of outdoor space across three terraces.

The private roof terrace looks over the sea on one side and the pine forest on the other; two further covered balconies extend the living area and the bedrooms. The complex is landscaped and backs onto more than 1,100 hectares of protected woodland.

New-build penthouse, completion 2027

On the seafront at Palamós, Costa Brava

Views of the sea and the pine forest

Private roof terrace and two covered balconies

Shared pool and gardens

Backing onto 1,100 ha of protected forest

Direct access to the Camí de Ronda coastal path

Cala s’Alguer and Platja de la Fosca within walking distance

Hiking and mountain biking in the Gavarres massif

Centre of Palamós 10 minutes by e-bike

Investment Snapshot

The Costa Brava is more than a getaway—it’s a fast-growing, high-demand market with solid returns. New constructions often double in value, turning €150,000 into €240,000 over time. At the same time, co-owners save on average over €100,000 on vacation rentals across 10 years. That’s a ROI from €250,000 in combined value from holding a real, appreciating asset.

The market delivers a steady 6–9% annual ROI, backed by limited supply and international demand. Property prices keep climbing with no signs of slowing. Your share grows in value—while you enjoy luxury stays. The Costa Brava isn’t just paradise—it’s a smart wealth strategy.

Location & Lifestyle

Palamós – southern Costa Brava

Palamós is one of the few towns on the Costa Brava that still lands and auctions its own catch each afternoon, and the prawns that come off those boats are the region’s best known product. The old town sits above a working harbour, with the long Platja Gran below it and a string of smaller coves — Cala s’Alguer, La Fosca, Castell — joined by the Camí de Ronda coastal path. Behind the town the Gavarres massif rises into cork oak forest, and Girona and its airport are around 40 minutes inland.

Palamós | Costa Brava | Spain