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Something truly unique! A home with a genuinely special design. Set on the third floor, its 87 m² usable has 3 large openings/glazed panels that bring in abundant natural light. In this original design, following a complete renovation, no partition wall reaches the ceiling. The space has two closed ’cubes’ or structures: the first, at the entrance, houses the kitchen and toilet; the se
Something truly unique! A home with a genuinely special design. Set on the third floor, its 87 m² usable has 3 large openings/glazed panels that bring in abundant natural light. In this original design, following a complete renovation, no partition wall reaches the ceiling. The space has two closed ’cubes’ or structures: the first, at the entrance, houses the kitchen and toilet; the second contains the bedroom, with a dressing room and bathroom. We also have a project prepared to create up to 3 bedrooms, if preferred. The building is historic — it survived the fire of 31 August 1813. It has, naturally, been refurbished several times since, and is one of the finest buildings in the Old Town. Following the ITE (building inspection), the façade and roof have recently been renewed, and the entrance hall has a spacious ground-level lift. This is a genuinely unusual property on the San Sebastián market: an open-plan loft-style design within a historic Parte Vieja building, where free-standing volumes replace conventional partition walls to create a striking, gallery-like living space. For buyers who prefer a more conventional layout, the option to convert the home into up to 3 separate bedrooms is already designed and ready to implement. Surviving the great fire of 1813, one of the defining events in San Sebastián’s history, gives this building a genuine sense of heritage rarely found even within the Old Town itself. An outstanding choice for buyers seeking a truly one-of-a-kind home, combining contemporary design with the character and history of one of the city’s most emblematic streets. The three large glazed openings flood the loft-like space with light throughout the day, a rare quality in the Old Town’s traditionally narrower buildings, and one that plays beautifully off the free-standing ”cube” volumes within. With the building’s façade, roof and entrance already recently renewed, this is a design-forward home without any of the usual concerns over upcoming communal works. A home unlike any other in the neighbourhood.