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This Gothic Quarter Refurbished 3 Bed Penthouse for sale in Barcelona center, features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, has a total surface area of 120 m2.

As expected in a luxury penthouse, the lounge and kitchen area is tremendous 46m2 and gives out to a terrace of 20m2. Although in the heart of one of the most charismatic areas in the city of Barcelona, you may be tempted to stay inside and enjoy your own home.

Both bedrooms will have built in wardrobes and each have their own small terrace. Each room is a well planned square shape which is both easy to furnish and easy to clean. The ideal distribution is to have one double bed in one room and two singles however this, unlike with so many apartments in the Gothic quarter, will depend on choice and not necessity given the second bedroom has more than enough room for a double bed too.

Living in the Gothic Quarter is the best choice for those who want to live in a charming and authentic neighbourhood of Barcelona. In this area you will find many tiny squares with terraces, ancient buildings dating back to past centuries, cobbled semi-pedestrian streets, shops, exclusive botiques and trendy restaurants.

The development was built in 1964 and the industrial origins of the building has been maintained in a beautiful new work of avant-garde, airy, comfortable and above all very bright apartments.

The apartment enjoy extras such as air conditioning, central heating, parquet flooring, fully equipped kitchen, new lift and parking.

The Neighbourhood of Gothic Quarter

One of the most attractive areas of Barcelona is without doubt the Cuitat Vella, which means 'Old Town'. This apartment is within walking distance to the main sites of Barcelona. The famous Columbus statue is only a short walk away which gives Drassenes metro stop to link you to the rest of the city while a short walk takes you to Port Vell and also Maremagnum shopping centre.

The apartment is located in the heart of the gothic quarter, overflowing with history and legends. Despite some changes in the 19th and early 20th century, many of the buildings still date back to medieval times in this area, some as far back as the Roman settlement. This unique mix of old and new draws people from all over the world to roam the narrow, winding roads and admire the impressive architecture of the gothic quarter. This is also what attracts trendy restaurants, chic bars and fashionable clubs to the area.