Located in the peaceful lands of Sant Celoni, just 50 kilometers from the vibrant city of Barcelona, stands majestically a Masia that bears witness to the passage of centuries. Built in the 14th century and enriched with the traces of time until the 18th century, this imposing residence bears the name of the renowned botanist born within its walls, Joan Minuarti Parets (1693–1768). Over the years, the Masia has been shaped by history and the hardworking hands that have preserved it. Today, after continuous reforms, it stands as a welcoming refuge that offers multiple comforts. Inside, several rooms unfold, guarding ancestral secrets, a hall that seems to stop time, a dining room imbued with the warmth of a centuries-old fireplace, and a rural kitchen that exudes traditional aromas, thanks to its wood-fired oven. This historical gem not only embraces the nostalgia of the past but also adapts to modern needs. With a water tank of 8000 liters and two nearby wells that offer a source of drinking water, it ensures the comfort of its inhabitants. Electricity, coming from the standard 220v grid, illuminates its corners with a gentle warmth. Access to this architectural marvel is through a 4-kilometer rural road, which winds its way through the lush surrounding nature. With ample parking space for at least ten vehicles on both levels, it invites exploration of its vast terrain, adorned with gardens and orchards waiting to be revived. Beyond its walls, the Masia reveals annexes that tell their own stories: stables that evoke pastoral times, areas of ecological cultivation that merge with the landscape, and a space for camping under the blanket of stars. From its privileged position, overlooking the forests and mountains that surround it, this farmhouse offers a refuge of peace and serenity, where time seems to stand still and nature comes alive in every corner. It is a call to enjoy a privileged environment and to connect with the very essence of life in harmony with the natural surroundings.