Located on the main axis of Vía Layetana, a link between the modern city and the old town, this beautiful 134 SQ.M first-floor apartment offers a high-end space in a quiet area. It is part of a renovation project carried out by a renowned architecture studio comprising four luxury apartments.

The adjoining rectangular floor plan has been redesigned to optimize its 3.50 meter high ceilings and take advantage of natural light throughout the day.

Each room has tall (two meter) double-glazed wooden French windows, each opening onto a balcony overlooking a tree-lined pedestrian street.

The kitchen opens to a large space bathed in light divided between the dining room and the living area. All materials and finishes are in unison with the standard of this apartment. Very high quality, starting with the Hungarian herringbone parquet floors. The kitchen is fully integrated with Santos brand furniture (guaranteed for five years) and Bosch and Siemens appliances.

Discreet air conditioning is provided by a Daykin ducted air conditioning system and natural gas heating.

At the back of the apartment, the night area has two bedrooms with a shared bathroom followed by a master suite whose bathroom has a bathtub. Each of the rooms has its own quiet balcony on a pedestrian street

An exceptional location in the heart of the historic district

The bottom of Vía Layetana enjoys an outstanding geographical position straddling the two historic neighborhoods of Barcelona, the Gothic Quarter and La Ribera.

To the west, the well-known Gothic Quarter, a neighborhood of picturesque squares and emblematic buildings of the city: the Cathedral, Saint Jaume Square with the Town Hall and Generalitat palaces, further on, the royal square and the must do Rambla.

To the east begins the Ribera neighborhood, no less rich than the Gothic in architectural and cultural heritage, highlighting the Catalan gothic basilica of Santa Maria Del Mar, the Picasso Museum, the Chocolate Museum, the Promenade of Born and the Ciutadella Park.

This district is also ideal for strolling and shopping among its labyrinth of alleys full of designer boutiques and its many plazas and café terraces.

Lastly, it is a mecca for local gastronomy due to the variety and quality of its restaurants and thanks to the Santa Catarina market, one of the best in the city for fresh products.

To a walking distance, further south, Vía Layetana opens onto the marina for luxury yachts and sailboats and Barceloneta, the old seafaring district of Barcelona bordered by numerous beaches.

The area is perfectly communicated thanks to public transport and the main roads at the gates of the city. The international airport is 20 minutes away