Find the place that fits the way you want to live.
Ten neighbouring areas, each with a different relationship to the sea, the city and the landscape. These guides help you compare character, housing and practical trade-offs before you narrow the search.
Alella
Vineyards, heritage and the Mediterranean
Tiana
Low-density living close to Barcelona
Montgat
Coastal access with metropolitan connections
El Masnou
Marina life and coastal heritage
Teià
Hillside privacy and open views
Mataró
The comarca capital, on the sea
Cabrils
Hillside villas above the coast
Vilassar de Mar
A seafaring town with strong rail links
Sant Andreu de Llavaneres
Villas, golf and a quieter coastline
Badalona
Urban energy on the Mediterranean
Every municipality in the Maresme
Verithic currently covers the whole comarca. In-depth English guides exist for the towns marked below; the rest are covered for enquiries, market signals and professional introductions.
- Alellainland
Wine-country hillsides minutes from the coast and Barcelona.
- Arenys de Marcoastal
Working marina town with a dense historic centre and rail access.
- Arenys de Muntinland
Valley town above Arenys with larger plots and quieter streets.
- Argentonainland
Historic market town with masias and established residential areas.
- Cabrera de Marcoastal
Low-density villa neighbourhoods between the sea and the hills.
- Cabrilsinland
Detached housing on sloping terrain with wide open views.
- Caldes d'Estraccoastal
Small spa town with a compact seafront and thermal tradition.
- Calellacoastal
Larger coastal town with long beaches and year-round services.
- Canet de Marcoastal
Modernista heritage, beachfront and direct rail to Barcelona.
- Dosriusinland
Rural municipality with dispersed housing near the Montnegre park.
- El Masnoucoastal
Marina, seafront living and a strong daily-service base.
- Malgrat de Marcoastal
Northern end of the comarca, beaches and accessible price points.
- Matarócoastal
The comarca capital: urban amenities, port and full service mix.
- Montgatcoastal
First coastal town after Barcelona, with metro-level accessibility.
- Òrriusinland
Very small inland village surrounded by protected landscape.
- Palafollsinland
Castle town near the Tordera river and the Costa Brava boundary.
- Pineda de Marcoastal
Long beachfront with a mixed residential and holiday market.
- Premià de Daltinland
Elevated residential neighbourhoods above Premià de Mar.
- Premià de Marcoastal
Dense, well-connected coastal town with a walkable centre.
- Sant Andreu de Llavanerescoastal
Villas, golf and marina proximity in a low-density setting.
- Sant Cebrià de Vallaltainland
Green valley municipality with scattered residential estates.
- Sant Iscle de Vallaltainland
Small rural town at the foot of the Montnegre range.
- Sant Pol de Marcoastal
Whitewashed coastal village with coves and a protected skyline.
- Sant Vicenç de Montaltcoastal
Hillside villas with sea views and marina access nearby.
- Santa Susannacoastal
Low-rise coastal municipality with a strong tourism component.
- Teiàinland
Quiet inland village with vineyards and easy coastal access.
- Tianainland
Low-density hillside living on the edge of Barcelona.
- Torderainland
Large inland municipality bordering the Costa Brava.
- Vilassar de Daltinland
Historic centre and residential estates on the hillside.
- Vilassar de Marcoastal
Seafront town with horticultural roots and good rail links.
- BadalonaAdjacent
Adjacent city offering urban scale and metro connectivity.
A guide is the start, not the decision.
Compare the location with available market signals, then verify the property, planning, transport and cost assumptions that matter to you.