Wohnung Mit Originalen Elementen In El Gotic

Located in the heart of the Gothic quarter, we find this magnificent apartment in an
extremely well-preserved building from 1851 with lift and communal roof terrace. The
apartment itself enjoys plenty of natural light and has balconies overlooking the tree-
lined street.
The flat has a built surface of 129 sqm and is located at the main floor (Principal) of
the building, and preserves all original elements such as the colourful hydraulic tiles
and 3,80m high ceilings with gypsum moulds.
We enter the flat through a hallway which leads into a magnificent distributor, taking
us to the living-dining room, kitchen, bathroom, inner patio and 3 double bedrooms,
one of which has a mezzanine.
A great opportunity to enjoy a flat with original features and full of character.

The apartment is located at Carrer Cervantes, one of the most renowned streets of the Gothic Quarter. The street goes from the intersection with carrer Avinyó at the Placa de la Verònica, where we can find the amazing “Borsí” building to the well-known Plaça de Sant Miquel.
Barcelona’s Gothic Quarter, still has remnants of the city’s 2,000-year-old Roman history, including surviving sections of the Roman wall that date back to the 4th Century and preserved Roman underground ruins. Situated in the heart of the city’s romantic Old Town, the area is home to some of Barcelona’s most prestigious buildings and cultural landmarks, including the city’s Cathedral, a magnificent example of Catalan Gothic architecture. The area is well connected via extensive train and bus networks and is also within walking distance of most of the city’s major landmarks. Wander through the Gótico’s labyrinth of cobblestone streets to Port Vell and its luxury marina, to the surrounding restaurants and tapas bars, or up the city’s historical strip of Via Laeitana to the major shopping boulevards of Rambla de Catalunya and Passeig de Gràcia

Building view