Luxury Properties
in Premià de Dalt
Premià de Dalt is a town in the Maresme (Barcelona) with 10,632 inhabitants, set on the slopes of the Serralada Litoral above Premià de Mar, about 25 km from Barcelona. It combines neighbourhoods of detached houses with sea views, its own exit on the C-32 motorway and the Premià de Mar R1 train station a few minutes away.
Premià de Dalt at a glance
| Population | 10,632 (INE 2025) |
|---|---|
| Area | 6.5 km² |
| Distance to Barcelona | About 25 km · approx. 25-30 min by car via the C-32 |
| Train | Premià de Mar station (R1): about 32 min to Plaça de Catalunya |
| Road | Own exit on the C-32 motorway |
| Residential neighbourhoods | Remei-Castell, la Floresta, Santa Anna-Tió, Puig de Pedra-Sot del Pi, la Cisa |
| Schools | State (CEIP Marià Manent, CEIP Santa Anna, IES Valerià Pujol) and private (Escuelas Betlem, Escola Krisol Waldorf) |
| Natural setting | Serralada Litoral Park |
| Properties for sale (our collection) | 3 |
| Price range | from €1,475,000 to €4,500,000 |
| Built area | from 332 m² to 600 m² |
| Price per m² | from 4,439 €/m² to 7,500 €/m² |
Areas and Surroundings
The main residential neighbourhoods are Remei-Castell, la Floresta, Santa Anna-Tió, Puig de Pedra-Sot del Pi and la Cisa. The upper areas, such as Puig de Pedra-Sot del Pi and around la Cisa, have the villas with the most privacy and sea views; Remei-Castell and Santa Anna-Tió are closer to services and to Premià de Mar.
Investment Potential
The upper part of town borders protected land in the Serralada Litoral Park, so there are few plots for new construction. Sea views, a direct exit onto the C-32 and a train station less than 10 minutes away attract buyers who work in Barcelona and want a house with a garden without losing their connection to the city.
Mediterranean Living
The municipality stretches from the border with Premià de Mar up to the Serralada Litoral Park. This creates a clear transition between the more urban neighbourhoods at the bottom and the detached-house areas higher up, with larger plots, more privacy and better views.
Its heritage reflects this mix of hill and coast: the late-Gothic church of Sant Pere, the Romanesque hermitage of Sant Mateu in the hills, and the 18th-century Baroque sanctuary of the Mare de Déu de la Cisa. The 1914 town hall was designed by architect Bonaventura Bassegoda.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a luxury home cost in Premià de Dalt?
Our current collection has 3 properties for sale in Premià de Dalt, priced from €1,475,000 to €4,500,000, with built areas from 332 m² to 600 m² (from 4,439 €/m² to 7,500 €/m²). Prices vary with plot size, sea views and the condition of each home.
How far is Premià de Dalt from Barcelona?
Premià de Dalt is about 25 km from Barcelona and has its own exit on the C-32 motorway, so the drive takes around 25-30 minutes without traffic. By train, from Premià de Mar station (R1), Plaça de Catalunya is about 32 minutes away, with departures every 15 minutes.
What are the best areas to live in Premià de Dalt?
For a villa with views and privacy, the upper areas such as Puig de Pedra-Sot del Pi and around la Cisa. If you prefer to be close to services and Premià de Mar station, Remei-Castell and Santa Anna-Tió offer houses in a more urban setting.
What is the difference between Premià de Dalt and Premià de Mar?
Premià de Mar is the coastal town: 29,431 inhabitants in under 2 km², with a beach, marina and train station. Premià de Dalt is in the hills, with lower density and more detached houses with gardens and views, just 5 minutes by car from the sea.
What schools are there in Premià de Dalt?
The town has state schools (CEIP Marià Manent, CEIP Santa Anna and IES Valerià Pujol secondary) and private ones such as Escuelas Betlem and Escola Krisol Waldorf. For international education, Hamelin-Laie International School in Montgat is about 15 minutes away.
Does Premià de Dalt have a beach?
It has no coastline of its own. The beaches of Premià de Mar, with a promenade and marina, are about 5 minutes by car from most neighbourhoods.
