Opis:

This beautiful modernist apartment is located in the Calle Diputacio in Barcelona, in a listed building which dates back to 1895. There is an increasing number of people whose ideal property is a refurbished Eixample apartment in a listed modernist building in Barcelona.

Its central location allows its inhabitants to enjoy all the things our city has to offer, and it's also excellently connected by nearby public transport.

The apartment is located on the first floor of the building on the corner of the street, known in Barcelona as the 'chaflan' due to the rounded nature of the blocks in Eixample.

The property boasts 6 exterior openings, providing plenty of natural light throughout the day. The front of the apartment gives on to Calle Diputacion with sunlight in the mornings and at midday, and the peaceful interior courtyard provides sunlight throughout the afternoon and evening.

It has a total surface area of 128 m2.

The apartment has been totally refurbished, and the renovation work has combined many of the exquisite original modernist elements typical of their era, such as its beautiful mosaic floors, stained glass windows and so on, with the highest quality modern materials and installations from the world's best known brands, such as Bosch, Grohe, and Fujitsu.

This refurbished Eixample apartment consists of a dining room, a kitchen with an island. One bedroom with en suite and balcony, two other double bedrooms and another separate bathroom.

Modernism in a pure state

The 3 bed apartment is within an exquisite listed modernist apartment built in 1895. This stately building is home to an ornamental beauty all of its own. The whole building, in all areas, such as its communal staircases, the courtyards, the reception and the lift, are stunning representations of the modernist movement in Barcelona.

Due to its characteristics and location, the building has been included in the 'Catalogo de Patrimonio del Ayuntamiento de Barcelona', namely that is a listed building in the Eixample area, which forms a part of the 'Conjunto Especial del Ensanche y del Sector de Conservacion del Eixample' and this will ensure the further maintenance and upkeep of the building, and shows that it is a site of urban interest for the city (It is listed under the Spanish listing scheme at level B and C). The building has a total of 6 floors including the first floor, and is primarily residential, with just part of the first floor used for office e space and the ground floor used for commercial space.

In terms of construction style, this is a traditional building for Eixample. The principle structure is formed of solid brick load bearing walls, it has a decorative facade and the floors are supported wooden beams, making typical Catalan vault ceilings. The materials used in the apartments and the communal areas alike are all of high quality, and feature marble, forged iron, stained glass, and mosaic tiles.

The apartment, located on the first floor (not ground floor) of the building, has two facades: one in the passage Valeri Serra and a second facade to a large inner courtyard of the building itself. The perimeter of the floor determines its distribution: accessed by a large entrance gives way to a mixed zone of passage between rooms and storage thereof, which culminates in a generous living-dining-kitchen. This large space connecting the two facades, bringing in natural light on both sides of the room and allowing natural ventilation. The Catalan vault and original mosaic tiles flooring hydraulic are constantly present in the different rooms, as well as solid brick walls, which in combination recover the modernist aura that was built the building.