BARCELONA

Espanha

What surprises us about this charming and cozy penthouse is clearly that all its rooms are exterior, giving it fantastic light. Located in a quiet area of ​​Bonanova, next to the commercial street Mandri, in a fully renovated building with few neighbors. This ready-to-move-in penthouse has 85 m² of built area plus 80 m² of terraces; a 50 m² terrace facing the sea and a 30 m² terrace facing Tibidabo. This property has an open layout so you can enjoy the terraces, as they have sun all day long. The home has a living-dining room that opens onto a south-facing terrace with sea views. A fitted kitchen is not equipped. A full bathroom and two bedrooms, one single and one double, open onto a cozy and private terrace with views of Tibidabo. The entire home is bright. There is a storage space on the terrace. Air conditioning/heating pumps are available in all rooms. An elevator in the building reaches the penthouse floor below. An area with all amenities at all levels, just 3 minutes from the lively and commercial Carrer Mandri, where you can enjoy all its restaurants. Supermarkets, Sant Gervasi Market, Civic Center, Villa Florida Gardens, Joan Maragall Library, and Medical Centers.
It also has very convenient and quick access to major thoroughfares, via Carrer Muntaner and Ronda de Dalt, allowing you to reach any part of Barcelona in just a few minutes. It also has good public transport links, buses that take you to the sea, and is just 5 minutes from the Generalitat Railways (FGC), Tibidabo Avenue, and Putxet Avenue.
Sant Gervasi-La Bonanova is a neighborhood in the Sarriá-San Gervasio district of Barcelona. Formerly, along with Sant Gervasi-Galvany, it was an independent municipality called Sant Gervasio de Cassolas.
Among the neighborhoods in the upper area of ​​Barcelona, ​​Sant Gervasi-La Bonanova was one of the last neighborhoods to be incorporated into greater Barcelona. After being discovered by Barcelona's bourgeoisie in the second half of the 19th century, the old town underwent a transformation. It became a summer resort, and wealthy industrialists built their second homes around Ganduxer and Mandri streets. In the 1950s, the area became a residential area with old villas, craftsmen's houses, convents, and religious schools, as well as green areas. This character is still largely preserved in the upper part of the neighborhood, known as Bonanova.