The couple, Román Batlle and Enriqueta Rodríguez de Lacín, commissioned the architect Salvador Comas and the builder Pedro Pareras to build this modernist villa.

The tower was renamed “Villa Enriqueta” and was inhabited by the owners as a summer residence. The “Villa Enriqueta” house passed into the hands of Eduardo Moret Abelló and Teresa Ros Riera, who developed and planned the botanical garden and changed the name of the house to “Torre Edelweiss”.

The property is acquired by Adrianus Wilhenlmus Wender-Put Vermeules, naturist and writer, and Rosalía Bergara, both of Dutch nationality.

The farm was purchased by the Montferrer Salomon brothers.

The property passes into the hands of its current owners, Antonio Gazo Fuster and Francesca Comas Boluda, who proceeded to completely restore the tower between 1992 and 1996, converting it into the family's habitual residence.

The Edelweiss tower is classified as a space of local interest.

The Edelweiss house goes from being for residential use to opening its doors as a hotel, restaurant and business center. The house becomes open so that it can be full of visitors who come to share experiences in a magical environment.