Apartment 待售 in Barcelona

At the intersection of the vibrant Passeig de Sant Joan and the bohemian spirit of the Gràcia neighborhood, this charming 90 m² apartment rises, bathed in the warmth of the midday sun and enveloped in a luminous, calm atmosphere throughout the afternoon. Located on the sixth floor, this home offers a privileged view that caresses the horizon: from its charming 10 m² terrace, perfect for setting a small table for coffee, lunch, or toasting at sunset, the Mediterranean Sea and the majestic silhouette of Tibidabo can be seen in the distance.
The apartment's layout has been designed for comfort and conviviality. A spacious living-dining room opens onto the terrace, becoming the heart of the home, a space where light floods in and the city becomes a living canvas beyond the windows. The modern, fully equipped kitchen elegantly integrates with the living area through a breakfast bar, inviting you to enjoy a glass of wine, or simply indulge in conversation.
The master bedroom, also facing the terrace, offers a relaxing corner where light blends with serenity. The home is completed by a second, cozy and bright double bedroom and a third, multipurpose room, ideal as an office, children's room, or creative corner. The master bathroom, with a spacious shower, is functional and relaxing, accompanied by a guest toilet that provides convenience for everyday life.
The home is in excellent condition, ready to move into and start enjoying a peaceful yet vibrant life, where the Mediterranean air, the views, and the slow pace of Passeig de Sant Joan blend into a perfect balance. It offers the best of urban living in a peaceful and tranquil setting, with spectacular views and a perfect layout for those seeking the best of Barcelona. The area offers all kinds of services, including restaurants, shops, municipal markets, and is very well connected by public transport.
Passeig de Sant Joan is today one of Barcelona's most iconic and vibrant promenades, uniting history, architecture, and urban life in an avenue that exudes the city's character. Its origins date back to the 19th century, within the context of the Eixample Project conceived by Ildefons Cerdà, the engineer who mapped out Barcelona's modern growth after the demolition of the medieval walls.

The promenade was conceived as one of the major north-south connecting routes within the new urban plan. Its layout was built on what had been an old military road that connected the Ciutadella (Ciutadella) with the Camino de Gracia, hence its original function as a strategic mobility axis.

During the second half of the 19th century, as the Eixample consolidated itself as the new bourgeois heart of the city, Passeig de Sant Joan gained importance. It became one of the main avenues, flanked by stately buildings of modernist, neoclassical, and eclectic architecture, many of which are still present today.