Can Roqueta

This single-family building, located at the junction of Séquia Street, Circumval·lació Street, and the Vic road, is a notable example of the Manresa Noucentisme of the 1920s, the work of architect Roderic Sala. It forms part of a residential setting with buildings from the late 19th century and the first quarter of the 20th century, formerly mixed with industrial uses.

With ground floor plus 2 (ground floor, first floor, and attic), the building stands out for its symmetrical composition, the careful treatment of the façade with simulated ashlar blocks in relief, a frieze with sgraffito decoration, and a molded cornice. It has original ironwork elements, louvered shutters, and ornamental balconies that reinforce its academic and elegant aesthetic.

Interest for filming

The building offers an authentic Noucentista atmosphere, with great scenic value for productions set in the first third of the 20th century. It preserves an old cellar inside, kept as it originally was, ideal for scenes related to the world of wine or traditional activities in the Bages region. Its good state of exterior preservation, together with its emblematic and recognizable presence in the urban landscape of Manresa, make it an ideal location for filming that seeks a classic, stately aesthetic with historical character.

Added value

Considered a local heritage landmark, especially linked to the winemaking tradition of Bages. It is a recognized icon of the Vic road and faithfully preserves the values of Catalan Noucentisme