Located in the emblematic Ciudad Jardín (Garden City), Villa Felisa is part of one of A Coruña's most historic residential areas, developed primarily during the first half of the 20th century. This area was conceived as a 'garden city,' with single-family homes surrounded by green spaces, designed to offer tranquility without sacrificing proximity to the city center and Riazor beach. Designed in the 1940s by the renowned architect Eduardo Rodríguez-Losada Rebellón, this house embodies the essence of residential architecture of the era, combining elegance, personality, and a close connection with its verdant surroundings. This unique property, requiring complete renovation, is distributed over three floors: a ground floor of 148 m², a first floor of 164 m², a second floor of 157 m², and a tower of 45 m². The property sits on a plot of over 1,000 m², featuring a spacious private garden with fountains, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and privacy rarely found in such a central location. A truly distinctive element is the historic tower where Nobel Prize-winning author Camilo José Cela lived in his youth, adding unique cultural value to the property.
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