Description:

The flat is located on the first floor (with lift) and joins several qualities, such as original details of the Modernist style (high decorated ceilings, and restored original wooden windows), a lot of natural light, and the privileged location

The total surface of 118 m2 is distributed into a 30 m2 lounge with access to a 'gallery' (sort of conservatory, a closed balcony), an independent kitchen, a large full bathroom, and four bedrooms, of which two single, one double and one double en-suite.

The front part of the building give to the gardens of the university (that gives to Plaza Universitat). Therefore, in Winter the flat has the view on the beautiful classic building, and in Summer on the trees of its park, you wouldn't even feel like being in the city.

Another advantage, is that of the streets the flat is exposed to, one has not much traffic, and the other one is pedestrian. Therefore the property remains very quiet, even when the windows are open, which is very rare in the Eixample.

The flat needs redecoration but it is overall in fair conditions.

However, with a good renovation, it would become a real jewel in magnificent location, very centric, prestigious, that would satisfy even the more demanding clients.

EIXAMPLE DRETA, HOME OF THE MODERNIST 'JEWELS'

The right part of the Eixample is the most expensive one. It contains the four most expensive streets of Barcelona: Paseo de Gracia (one of the most expensive streets in Europe), Rambla Catalunya, Calle Balmes, and the portion of the Avenida Diagonal included in this area.

Paseo de Gracia is the most elegant avenue of the city where almost every great designer has its own store. The street houses some of Gaudi's masterpieces, like La Pedrera and Casa Battlo.

The Eixample Dreta area contains the highest number of Modernist building in the city. Virtually every palace is a masterpiece.

The area includes many hotels, boutiques, restaurants, and cafes, often with outdoor terraces.

Transport links are excellent. There are plenty of underground stops, bus stops, and what is called ferrocarril (FCG), which is another underground train.

There is a train station in Paseo de Gracia and the shuttle to/from the international airport stops in Rambla Catalunya.

From this part of the Eixample it is possible to easily reach both the historical city centre of Ciutat Vella and the area of Villa de Gracia.

The Eixample was born as a residential area, and offers therefore services such as schools, pharmacies, medical centres, supermarkets, gyms, etc.