Prächtiger Komfort In Der Nähe Von Palau Güell Entfernt Majesty And Comfort Close To Palau Güell Majes

This spectacular apartment of 263m² with an interior courtyard of 42m² is located in a 1910 estate that was completely renovated in 2008. Thanks to the materials used and meticulous care, the renovation result is extraordinary. The dark natural wood floors add warmth and character. Original ceilings, interior windows, and wood marquetry have been lovingly restored.

The living areas are spacious and quiet, with ceilings 4 meters high. Upon entering, to the left is the day area featuring an interior lounge, exterior lounge, dining room, and an office overlooking the beautiful garden courtyard and greenhouse. The kitchen is modern and functional, ideal for gastronomy enthusiasts. It has two entrances with sliding doors that allow the kitchen to be separated from the rest of the living area if desired.

On the right is the night area with two elegant master suites, each with an entrance hall, bathroom, dressing room, and large windows with balconies. The apartment has central air conditioning that can be controlled for the entire space or individual areas. Built-in wardrobes, tall cupboards, and a laundry room provide total comfort.

Ideal for those who want an oasis without giving up the advantages of living in the city center.

The apartment is located on the historic street ”Nou de la Rambla,” once known as ”Conde del Asalto” in honor of the nobleman who promoted its urbanization. Built between 1783 and 1788, it was the first straight street in Barcelona, designed to connect the Rambla with the Terra Wall, marking the start of the current [hidden information]. The project included a wide street equipped with services rarely used before, such as a drainage system and cobblestone paving.

Early on, elegant four-story noble buildings with sgraffito walls were constructed, some facades of which still remain. Notable historic buildings include:
- Palau Güell by Antonio Gaudí
- Eden Concert, a famous music hall that inspired Picasso’s painting ”Lady in Eden Concert”
- The home of Dr. Pere Santaló i Castellví, a close friend of Gaudí
- Casa Emilia, now Hotel Gaudí
- Remains of the Roca Museum with anatomical curiosities
- Hotel Onix Liceo, featuring Mozarabic decorations and neoclassical details from the original 19th-century building

The street has a recognized commercial tradition as the main connection axis between [hidden information] and the Ramblas. From its origins, the Pujol confectionery with original decoration (opened in 1895) and the London Bar (opened in 1854) remain.

In the early 20th century, numerous gambling houses, meeting places, and dance halls were established. In the 1970s, it was known as Barcelona’s ”Fashion Avenue” due to the many clothing stores, and it was where the iconic brand Pronovias was born.

The area is also known for its artistic and cultural tradition. Pablo Picasso, Ángel Fernández Soto, and Josep Rocarol once shared studios here. Notable residents included Federico Urales (father of Republican minister Federica Montseny), Antoni Gaudí, and Eusebi Güell.

Features:
- Built-in kitchen
- Walk-in wardrobe
- Built-in furniture
- Central and split air conditioning
- Building view