The property is located on the second floor of a well-maintained building with an elevator and has a built area of 89 m².

In the day area, we find a living room separate from the dining room, both very bright with access to a terrace. The kitchen is open to the dining room and is fully furnished and equipped.

The night area consists of two double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom. A second full bathroom serves the property.

It is equipped with a hot/cold air conditioning system, Catalan vaulted ceilings, aluminum exterior carpentry, air conditioning, parquet flooring, and other high-quality finishes.

Sagrada Familia
At the northern edge of the current Eixample district, the former Poblet was a small group of houses in the middle of the countryside until, at the beginning of the 20th century, a working-class neighborhood emerged around the many industries that settled there. Today, the area has been transformed into a bourgeois neighborhood, organized around the monument of Antoni Gaudí. Breaking the grid layout of the Eixample, as was favored by the modernists, the avenue bearing the architect’s name diagonally connects his masterpiece with the healthcare complex designed by his contemporary Lluís Domènech i Montaner.

The area’s living standards are slightly above the average for all of Barcelona.

To the southeast, there is a neighborhood that until early 2014 housed the Bellcaire market-fair. With the move of the popular Encants to the other side of Plaça de les Glòries, the process of remodeling began, which will replace the road ring with a large park in a few years. Therefore, right at the point where Ildefons Cerdà planned a large square to serve as the center of his project, the order of his urban plan once again prevails over the exuberance of the modernist style. The two souls of the city are constantly in conflict with each other.