Surrounded by agricultural fields and situated 3kms from the medieval village of La Selva del Camp one encounters the majestic Modernist country house of the famous  Architect Domènech i Montaner.  Standing at the foot of Mussara, Albiol and the Pardes mountains in its own grounds with spacious gardens full of centennial trees, it looks over the coastline of  Tarragona, Cambrils y Salou (15km).

This distinguished building has been catalogued as one of artistic interest and is considered the most emblematic of the municipality. The house was built  towards the end of the Modernist period and the beginning of nineteen hundreds by Joan Boqúe i Reverter, president of the Cámara de Comercio de Reus, who decided to commission the well known Architect Luis Doménech i Montaner  to demonstrate his new social standing.

Following the death of the proprietor Mas Passamaner had many different owners. In 2001 the Architect Ángel García Puertas acquired the property which by then was in need of major renovation. The buildings charm completely captivated the Architect and the final results of his devotion to its reconstruction are admired by all who witness them.

The buildings structure is classical and proportioned. Integrated in its Modernist construction is what is thought to have been an old masía.(little old country house) Each contain a ground floor, first and second floor, and are joined to the tower.

The façade is beautifully decorated in sky blue tiling with delicately defined letter tracings. Other types of work can be seen in the cornices and columns, glazed ceramics in rose window and rivets, wrought iron and sculptured stone work in the brackets, and crowns of the columns, elements from where the frontal belvedere window stands out clearly. The wood carpentry of the windows and Venetian shutters is also painted in sky blue.

The laterals and stair banisters are solidly built in marble and wood. In the interior the bright light is generated by the pane glassed doors, the ceilings of the Catalan arches, and the distribution of the bedrooms on both floors around a central hall.