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This gorgeous Eixample Tourist Licence Apartment For Sale in Barcelona is located in a refurbished modernist 19th century building steps from Paseo Sant Joan and the famous Arc de Triomf. The location of the property is unbeatable - you can easily walk to the Born district of Barcelona, to the Cataluna square, Paseo de Gracia.

This wonderful apartment is located on the second floor of the building that has a new lift. The apartment enjoys a total surface area of 70m2 and features 2 double bedrooms, 1 fully equipped bathroom, a spacious and sunny living-dining room with a fully equipped kitchen with all the appliances. The flat also enjoys many extras such as parquet floors, marble tiles, air conditioning both hot and cold, fiber optic internet.

The apartment is sold fully furnished. This property also has a tourist licence which means that you can do short term rentals and rent your flat with Airbnb, Homeaway etc. This type of rental gives you a great ROI up to 10%.

Ideally located near Paseig San Joan, El Born and Paseig de Gracia, surrounded by shops and services. Excellent communication by public transport.

The Area of Dreta de l'Eixample

La Dreta de l'Eixample is the most central of the Barcelona Eixample neighborhoods and it extends up the hill from Placa Catalunya to Diagonal and Carrer Corsega with Carrer Balmes to the left and Passeig Sant Joan to the right. Centred on the magnificent Passeig de Gracia and the parallel Rambla de Catalunya, La Dreta or Right of the Eixample is the Barcelona neighborhood with the highest concentration of Modernista buildings and roughly corresponds to what is known as the Quadrat d'Or or Golden Square. This is where Ildefons Cerda's plan for a new Barcelona first began to take shape and the Eixample's first buildings were constructed at the junction of what is now Consell de Cent and Roger de Lluria in the 1850s.

The Paseo de Sant Joan boulevard is located in the Dreta de l'Eixample district of Barcelona and starts at the Travessera de Gracia and goes down to the imposing Arc de Triomf and the Ciutadella Park. Although not as well known as Passeig de Gracia, Sant Joan has its own charms and some of the most hidden modernist buildings, such as the Casa Macaya, by the architect Puig i Cadafalch, which was even proposed to be the seat of the CaixaForum.