Large house made up of several buildings and a chapel. It is built of brick and oriented towards the rising sun. The oldest part, corresponds to the current cellar and retains some pointed Gothic arches. The main block is rectangular in plan, has an attached lookout tower and consists of a ground floor and two floors. The main façade has a porch at the entrance and the openings have wrought iron grills. The deck is flat with a balustrade rail. As for the interior, we must highlight the wooden railing of the staircase, with Renaissance and Baroque decorative elements. The patio is from the end of the 19th century – then, it became a garden with Italian sculptures of gods. The origin of the country house dates back to the 14th century. It is known that it already existed in 1350 under the name of Mas d'en Pi. From the 14th to the 18th century, this house was owned, in a direct line, by the descendants of the founder of the manor house, the Comelles family, who had very illustrious characters as guests, even members of royalty. Later, the administration of the property passed to the community of priests of the parish church of Esparreguera. The chapel is from 1717.

The country house is composed of a ground floor and a first floor, with a gabled roof and a pointed arch inside. The annex building has a quadrangular plan, consisting of a ground floor and two floors, and the main façade has a symmetrical composition, with balconies on the upper floors and a gable roof. It has a tower crowned with a balustrade. It has a bastion at the entrance. There is also a dovecote inside the courtyard with a circular plan and conical roof with glazing. The origin of the country house would be medieval, but it was completely redone in 1852; the annex building is from 1871; and the bastion, from 1872.

Edificació en dos cossos principals en angle, amb construccions auxiliars annexes. Aquests cossos principals estan dedicats a habitatge i presenten murs de maçoneria irregular recrescuts amb totxo. La coberta és a una i dues vessants. Una inscripció sobre la porta ofereix la data de "1852". Al cens de 1860 apareix com una edificació de dos pisos i en el de 1877 com masia habitada, també de dos pisos. Els seus amos s'ocupaven de l'ermita vella de Sant Salvador del Quer, per això hi ha un camí que hi mena.

Conjunt d'edificis situat al peu de Sant Salvador del Quer, formant part del conjunt de la Vallseca. Edificació de planta quadrangular a la que s'adossen dues construccions d'interès. Al sud, una construcció presenta una galeria amb tres arcs de mig punt i al nord, una construcció de planta circular. Els paraments són de maçoneria irregular. El seu aspecte exterior parla de diferents fases constructives, de les quals sembla ser que les arcades no formen part de l'estructura més antiga del conjunt. L'edificació principal presenta tres pisos amb la teulada a doble vessant. Ha sofert reformes, sobretot en les construccions auxiliars, que mostren una composició de mateials sobris i de factura moderna. Figura al cens de 1860, amb dues edificacions d'una i dues plantes. Al de 1868 com a propietat de Salvador Sorribes.

Conjunt de dues edificacions unides per un arc que les connecta. El cos principal, de planta rectangular i amb coberta a doble vessant, compta amb tres altures. Es pot apreciar a les façanes sud i oest que hi ha dues fases d'edificació, una antiga, que formaria una casa de planta aproximadament quadrangular de dos pisos, i una segona, més moderna (datada el 1918, segons inscripció a la façana sud) en que es va allargar l'edifici i es va aixecar una tercera planta. En un cens de 1877 apareix com a "Gárjas", casa de dos pisos habitada. Segons informació oral havia estat propietat de la torre Gallifa.

Construcció situada a la zona de Mines de Potassa, vora la carretera B-423, en el quilòmetre 1,4 (desviament de la part nord-occidental). Masia de planta rectangular amb un cobert adossat a la part posterior. Consta de planta baixa, planta pis, golfes i coberta a dues vessants. A la porta té una ferradura. Ha sofert remodelacions en la pròpia estructura així com també als cossos annexes. Existeix una inscripció a la llinda d'una finestra amb la data "1884".

Located within the grounds of Colonia Güell, it corresponds to a large building made up of a main body, plus others attached to the north, east and west. It has a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows on the western side. The main building has a basilica plan with a ground floor, first floor and attic, with a gabled roof made of Arabic ceramic tiles. The main façade faces south and on the ground floor there is the access door, made with a half-point arch defined by exposed stone dowels. The date 1692 is carved into the central dome and above it, in relief, what looks like a sun. Unfortunately, it is partially destroyed by the construction of the balcony on the first floor, corresponding to a later reform. Still on the ground floor and on both sides of the door, there are windows with wrought iron bars; the one on the west is larger and has carved crosses and rosettes on the lintel. On the ground floor, above the door and each of the two windows, there are three balconies with jambs and stone lintels with inscriptions. On each side of the lateral balconies there is a semi-circular arched gallery. Regarding the inscriptions on the lintel of the central balcony, we can read Iesus Maria and Antoni Solé, both names separated by a monogram IHS. The west window bears the date 1700 and a border with the monogram IHS, and the east window reads 1622 and a sculptural motif with the monogram IHS. Finally, above the central balcony we find the attic, where there is a set of five semi-circular arched windows that start from a running impost that collects them all. Still on the main façade, there are more items of interest. To the east, under the window there is a small, recessed sandstone basin, above a stone block which supported a spout with the date 1778, above which there are some illegible letters. To the west of the main door, there is a built-in bench with plinths with green and white glazed Cartabo tiles. The main door has a double wrought iron door, of medium height, which was used to close the access when the large wooden portico was open. Finally, also on the main façade, between the first-floor balconies are the remains of two twin sundials. The finishes of the chimneys of the main building are also noteworthy, with clearly modernist ornaments. The main body has another building attached to the north, with a ground floor and two upper floors with the façade facing the urban park of the colony. On the ground floor, the openings are small and without decoration. On the ground floor, a central balcony stands out supported on metal corbels with an opening with a lowered arch with a large stained-glass window. Both to the east and west of this, there is a balcony and a window with openings protected by dust covers. On the upper floor there are small openings under the roof eaves. The east side façade is open with six semi-circular arched windows that correspond to one of the galleries on the ground floor. The western gallery is closed by the side façade, as an annex is attached to it. The wooden floor covering the gallery room is in good condition. Forming a right angle in the western sector of the farmhouse, there is a chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows with a gabled roof. It has an access from Plaça de la Masia, through a defined rectangular door of lime and stone lintel. Above there is an oculus that respects the central axis of the façade which is crowned by a curved cornice and has a belfry on the west side. At an angle to the chapel there are the facilities and warehouses with a dry cistern where there is a sun-shaped stone sculpture called "El Soley", which looks like an old sundial, but it is currently located in the shadow. Originally the construction must have been a defensive tower, in fact in 1444 it appears as Torre Burguesa, and for four centuries it was owned by the Soler family. As can be seen from the lintel of the east floor window on the main façade, in 1622 Antoni Soler de la Torre undertook the first major renovation, to convert it, surely, into a three-story farmhouse, with a similar floor plan to which we have reached today. It is therefore plausible to think that the original construction had a large entrance in the central body, cellar, stable and kitchen downstairs, the room above the entrance, which distributed the rooms arranged on both sides, and the attic at the top. Antoni Soler was one of the leaders of the peasant revolt called the Barretines (1687-1689) and, because of his rebellion, he was killed on December 2, 1689, and Can Soler was ordered to be demolished and salt thrown in their lands. His son Antoni and his son-in-law, Joan Roure, recovered the building by special grace of the King. The inscriptions on the key to the vaulted portal "1692" and on the lintel of the balcony on the west side of the main façade "1700" refer to the period in which these two owners lived. After the landing order, the house was rebuilt or redone, and possibly the lintels with the crosses and rosettes, which are of medieval character, must have been reused and belonged to the old tower. From that moment on, the farmhouse became one of the most prosperous in the region. Surely in the 18th century and coinciding with the economic rise of the family, the chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows had already been built. In the 1740s the family had left the land in the hands of landowners to reside in Sant Boi and then, around 1826, settled in Barcelona. In the middle of the 19th century, the Solers began to incur debts and, in 1860, after the death of Baldiri Soler de la Torre i Ubach, his younger brother, Joan, sold the estate to the industrialist Joan Güell i Ferrer, when it was the most extensive in the area of Sant Boi de Llobregat. In 1890, Joan Güell's son, Eusebi Güell, began the construction of Colonia Güell on the grounds of Can Soler, which was surrounded by the textile factory to the south and the workers' houses to the northwest. Shortly after, Güell commissioned the renovation of the interior of the house to Francesc Berenguer i Mestres, Antoni Gaudí's collaborator, in order to host the family during their occasional stays. He erected parabolic arches, like the one that provides access to the chapel from the farmhouse, modernised the bathroom and the kitchen, and provided some rooms on the floor with fireplaces. He also renovated the dining room with wooden beams, a fireplace and wood and iron applications on the ceiling, from the centre of which hangs an iron and glass lamp, the design of which some scholars attribute to Gaudí. Then, the old Sorrows chapel worked as a church for the colony's workers, until the temple designed by Gaudí, dedicated to the Sacred Heart, was opened for worship in 1915. In 1892, Güell succeeded in segregating the estate, which at that time it was already included in the municipal term of Santa Coloma de Cervelló, of the parish jurisdiction of Sant Boi and united it with that of Santa Coloma. During the Spanish Civil War, Can Soler was used as the seat of the City Council. In the 1960s, the Güells sold the farmhouse to Teresa Farré and Pedret, and in 1998 Fèlix Sánchez and Janin Vacassy bought it. Part of the interior decoration of the main floor could be attributed to Francesc Berenguer i Mestres. Among the buildings linked to the estate, there is also an old water mine that runs parallel to the Can Ros Road, also known as "La Masia".

Quadrangular country house composed of ground floor, main floor and attic, and turret. Two-sided glazed ceramic roofs, in the shape of a cross, and lateral gable roofs. Elongated openings with lowered arch. Moulded cornices separating floors. Eaves with corbels, battlements and portholes on the upper floors. Garden with bastion. The date 1893 appears on the bastion.

Country house composed of ground floor, main floor, attic and terrace. Glazed ceramic gable roofs, in the shape of a cross, and a lower lateral roof. Elongated openings with lowered arch. Moulded cornices separating floors. Eaves with corbels, battlements and portholes on the upper floors. Garden with bastion. On the bastion we can read the date 1893.

Can Miret de les Torres is located next to the village of Les Torres. It is an isolated building consisting of a ground floor and two storeys, with a gable roof. The façade, with a symmetrical composition, has a semicircular arched doorway on the ground floor and two windows framed in brick. The first floor is occupied by three Gothic-inspired windows, and the second floor has four openings the shape of which is determined by a decorative use of brick. The sundial on the first floor is noteworthy, as well as other ornamental elements that enrich the façade (Valencian ceramic tiles and plates from different periods and the wrought-iron weather vane). The ensemble is completed with an auxiliary building consisting of a garage and a fence. Josep Font i Gumà built this house for his brother in 1898 and, when his brother died, the architect became the owner. The building was later sold to the Miret family, who still own it today.

Edifici de planta quadrada, que consta de planta baixa i dos pisos, de composició unitària i simètrica. Cobert a quatre aigües, amb una llanterna al carener, de secció quadrada i amb coberta a quatre vessants. Teula àrab. Façanes planes, amb predomini del buit sobre el ple, i amb una distribució simètrica de les obertures. Aquestes presenten com a únic element decoratiu el motlluratge de les llindes als extrems.

The farmhouse is located near the village of Lavern, next to the Sant Sadurní road. Detached house composed of basement, ground floor and two floors. It has a gable roof and tower topped by a balustrade. The façade has a symmetrical composition with four balconies from a portal on the first floor. In the second, there are semi-circular arched windows. The roof has eaves with modillions. Ca l'Olivella was born in the 16th century, within the context of the creation of new farms (properties of peasant origin), with the sale by the monarchy to merchants or wealthy farmers arising from the sentence of Guadalupe. It was later redone in an eclectic style.

Two-storey building with an interesting gallery on the second floor. It has many large windows, especially on the first floor. It has a rectangular floor plan and a gable roof. It has modernist decorative elements. Old country house renovated and later decorated with modernist elements.

Domènech spent the summers with his family at Can Rocosa in Canet de Mar. In order to enlarge the space, they had bought the two houses next door that chamfered Riera de la Gavarra and Riera dels Buscarons and unified their courtyards into a single courtyard. The old country house was used as an architectural studio and personal refuge. He kept the Baroque elements of the building, such as the sgraffito on the façade, the courtiers, the peephole in the staircase and the stone lintels, but at the same time he incorporated numerous decorative elements from his works, sometimes plaster models of the sculptures or ceramic samples. The large room on the first floor still has its drawing table and library shelves. It is now part of the Casa Museu Lluís Domènech i Montaner Canet de Mar.

L'edifici està format per dos cossos units en forma de L. Un d'ells, el més antic, de llenguatge neoclàssic, consta de planta baixa, pis i golfes. La planta baixa està coberta amb voltes de pedra. Un cos perpendicular a aquest de manera que tanca la L, està destinat a celler. El cos nou, de llenguatge modernista, consta de planta baixa i pis. La planta baixa és de pedra (incloent el garatge i magatzem). A nivell de planta pis, magnífica galeria a migdia i a ponent, amb mirador-tribuna cap a Montserrat, suportada per permòdols de ferro artísticament treballats. L'estructura de la galeria és de ferro de fosa, amb sostres i parets pintades. Obertures ricament decorades amb trencaaigües de totxo i estucs. Una balconada al pis principal uneix els dos edificis. La part modernista presenta una decoració rica en cornises i capcers, amb gelosia sota teulada feta de totxo vist i ceràmica. Els vitralls de galeria són emplomats, i també els d'obertures. Totes les cobertes vessen a dues aigües.

House with a rectangular ground plan and a flat floor with a quadrangular-based tower attached to it and, at one of the long corners, a rectangular construction added later with a single-slope roof. The main façade is crowned by a stepped façade offset on one side (the one next to the tower). This façade has some ornamental motifs. The tower is covered by a hip roof, forming a barbican with a row of blue, yellow and white tiles on the top, representing daisies along the four sides. It also has two pointed windows on the main façade and on one of the sides. The house dates from the first quarter of the 20th century.

Edifici de planta quadrada, de planta baixa i pis, i coberta a quatre aigües, amb teules vidriades que formen línies sinuoses i decoratives a la teulada. Les façanes són simètriques, presenten tres obertures en forma de finestres a cada una. Per damunt de la teulada, una petita terrassa de planta quadrada que a la cegada és coberta per una teulada a quatre vessants.

Edifici de planta rectangular de dues plantes, fet de totxo i amb teulada a doble vessant. La façana es troba molt reformada, presentant una llegenda que diu "MAS VILELLA any 1913" a la part superior. Segons informació oral, aquesta construcció segurament està aixecada sobre una anterior de la que no es veuen restes. Al seu interior té dues tines de forma quadrangular, però es troba totalment reformada. En un cens de 1877 apareix com "alqueria La Vilella", que consta d'un edifici de dos pisos habitat constantment.

És una masia catalana que va ser ampliada els any 20 i se li van afegir detalls modernistes. De planta rectangular, és asimétrica, essent només regular la part central. Els detalls són neoromànics i predominen els arcs cesc a la part lateral de la balustrada. És una masia aillada entre els camps de conreu de la mateixa propietat.

Construcció situada al costat nord de la carretera BP-4313 en direcció a Balsareny. Es tracta d'una edificació de planta quadrangular amb annexos, al costat del cos principal .Té dos pisos i golfes amb coberta a doble vessant. Els paraments es troben arrebossats i destaca a la façana lateral una doble finestra coberta amb arcs de mig punt al lloc més alt de les golfes.