3-room flat 118 m², Barcelona

Excellent spacious apartment, exterior to street and a block patio. In a central location of the Eixample Esquerre, right on Gran Vía de les Corts Catalans. In good condition it can be updated and even redistributed if you decide to invest in Barcelona. The details of the apartment This apartment of 140 m2 is located in a beautiful manor house very well preserved. Engravings and garlands decorate the staircase and a well-maintained cabin elevator continues to serve the community. The house is in good condition and is functional but a redistribution proposal is attached to make a future investment more interesting. When entering a wide hall organizes the different areas of the property. The dining room is spacious and bright thanks to the large windows that have access to a balcony overlooking the street. The kitchen is independent and is fully equipped. The night area is made up of 3 exterior double rooms with fitted wardrobes. The main one overlooks the street and the rest overlooks an apple patio. The apartment is completed with 2 good sized bathrooms. In the Eixample Izquierdo The apartment is excellently located in one of the most important streets of Barcelona. The Gran Vía de les Corts Catalanas, a long 13-kilometer avenue that crosses the city. Nearby, we find Parallel Avenue, the street of culture and leisure par excellence. Here you will find the main theaters and concert halls of Barcelona such as the Victoria Theater or the Sala Apolo. A few streets is also Las Arenas, the legendary bullring was transformed into a spectacular shopping, leisure and health center in 2011. Next to the Plaza España, the entrance to the Fira de Barcelona, home of important congresses national and international as the Mobile World Congress. If we go up we will reach the avenue of Rome that unites the two segments of the Eixample Esquerra. Walking around here we are surprised by the activity of shopping streets, just as it happens in the surroundings of the popular market of Sant Antoni. Integrated into the neighborhood is the so-called "Gaixample", a segment formed by the streets bordering the Ronda Sant Antoni and Ronda Universitat and in which the gay community of Barcelona has made their own many homes and leisure facilities. Further to the west, the most modern part is articulated in the form of buildings of diverse architectural styles built since the 30s of the last century. Two of the oldest examples of such modernization are the old Batlló factory, today the headquarters of the Industrial School. On the other, the one that was the Escorxador and since 1983 Joan Miró park, in a modernist style, where the monumental sculpture "Dona i Ocell" (Woman and bird) of this Barcelonian artist is erected.