Opis:

This fantastic renovated flat has a surface area 124m2 and resides in an old building that has also has a complete face-lift and is in very good condition. It is on the second floor, which in reality is a third floor since Spanish buildings often call the first floor 'entresuelo' literally meaning between floors. It can be accessed by elevator.

It is a very bright flat with a lot of natural light. It consists of 3 bedrooms - 2 ample double rooms and an individual bedroom. The living-dining room is an excellent area since it is spacious and light with windows overlooking the blocks interior patio. It has a modern fully equipped kitchen and 2 complete bathrooms.

It has natural Wood flooring, purposely built furniture, it has been built with first class materials, has top quality finishing, and is ready to be lived in immediately.

The property is located on the Street of Floridablanca in the neighborhood of Sant Antoni, which is a part of the left Eixample district of Barcelona. It is a pretty street, flanked by trees, with a lot of life and good variety of local commerce's including bars, restaurants, supermarkets, electronic appliance stores, clothing stores, and furniture stores.

Sant Antoni is a neighborhood in the district of the Eixample. The area's main hub is the Sant Antoni market, of which the flat has some very nice views. At present the market is under restoration, which is forecast to be completed in 2016. It was built at the end of the XIX century and is very popular due to its weekly second-hand book and artifact fair which takes place every Sunday morning.

Around the same time the market was being built, Ildefons Cerda began the design of what would become the prestigious Eixample district. It is characterized by its long and ample streets, for the design and layout of its blocks of buildings, known as 'manzanes' in Spanish, and for its flattened corners. Cerda's reason for incorporating the flattened corners was to allow for better visibility for circulating vehicles and for the incorporation of the gallery type balconies, usually home to upper-class families.