Description:

This Sant Antoni penthouse with private terrace is a refurbishment project with a total surface area of 52 m2. It is a very bright penthouse with three terraces of 36 m2 with the possibility of lounge dining room with access to a large terrace with great views and 2 double bedrooms. One with separate exit to a terrace, separate kitchen with terrace and bathroom.

The property enjoys extras such as fully equipped kitchen, double glazed windows, parquet flooring, air conditioning, central heating and an elevator.

Buying a refurbished penthouse in Barcelona is becoming a little harder as the market has accelerated in the last year. Every Barcelona building has many apartments but only one or two penthouses at most. Imagine owning a refurbished penthouse in the very heart of Barcelona. Like so many other European cities the areas that are now receiving most investment and development will be the most desirable neighbourhoods in years to come.

The price includes refurbishment.

The Neighborhood of Sant Antoni

Sant Antoni belongs to the neighborhood Eixample, one of the most sought after residential areas of Barcelona. It is located in the center of the city and from here you can easily travel around the city. The property is well connected by public transport and you can travel either with metro or by bus.

Close by you'll find Plaza Universitat, Las Ramblas, Plaza Espanya and only 10 min to the harbour with the bus, and 20 min to the Barceloneta beach. From here you can walk almost everywhere in the center, thanks to the property's great location you're close to many of the main monuments of Barcelona.

This quarter is full of restaurants, outside terraces, cafes and bars and here you can find activities that suits everyone. This neighborhood has a great mix of tranquility and life. Close by the apartment you have the mountain Montjuïc, here you find the castle of the Monjuïc, several green parks and promenades, the perfect place when you want to escape the city and relax or maybe to sport.

Sant Antoni underwent major architectural for the celebration of the 1929 International Exhibition held in Montjuïc, which fostered the development of the zone. More recently, the 1992 Olympic Games brought about major renewal.

Montjuïc is also home to museums, such as the Fundacio Miro , the Museu d'Arqueologia, the Museu Etnologic and the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya-MNAC. The latter, which is housed in the Palau Nacional, the centrepiece of the 1929 exhibition, invites us to discover 1,000 years of Catalan art. The Pavello Mies van der Rohe, which was the German pavilion at the event, is a superb example of Bauhaus architecture. The former Casaramona textile factory, a modernista landmark by Puig i Cadafalch, is now home to CaixaForum, a cultural centre which hosts temporary exhibitions. The Magic Fountain and the Poble Espanyol, with its 'artisans' village', are other places of interest in Barcelona which are a must-see.