Barcelona Villa

The house, originally built in 1925, has been fully restored, preserving original architectural elements and updated to meet current needs.

The house, with an area of 152 m2 according to the land registry, has two floors and a unique solarium in the area.

The ground floor features a private pedestrian entrance and a door leading to the private parking, with space for one car and one motorcycle. This floor includes the entrance hall, the parking area, and a cellar. Also on this level is an elegant double suite bedroom with a double-height dressing room and an original office.

The staircase, perfectly updated, leads to the first floor, where the day area is located, consisting of a guest toilet, living-dining room, and a practical fully equipped exterior kitchen. Notable are the original restored Catalan vaulted ceilings. This part of the house has two cheerful balconies overlooking the Passage. The night area leads to two bedrooms, one of them with an en-suite bathroom.

The same staircase leads to the private solarium of the house, an open space of more than 60 m2 that includes a sofa area, a dining area, and finally a covered machine area that functions as a laundry room.

Noteworthy is the pedestrian street where the property is located, very close to Travessera de Les Corts. The area, currently undergoing transformation, will offer new green and pedestrian spaces, as well as new commercial and dining options, as a result of the Camp Nou remodeling project, bringing much value and offerings to the neighborhood.