Can Millet antique farmhouse Ametlla del Valles

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  • Photo title: Can Millet antique farmhouse Ametlla del Valles
  • Author: Physi28
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  • Can Millet House also called Can Xammar de dalt, is an isolated building that comes from the reform of a farmhouse located in the northeastern catalonian village of La Ametlla del Valles. It is composed of ground floor, floor and attic. The facades are flat, with symmetrical composition. The roof is on both sides and a pointed lookout tower with a four-slope roof, with a powerful eaves, and a barbican crowned by an interesting grid stands out. It dates from the year 1908 and belongs to the modernist period.
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