Description
BRIGHT AND WELL-LOCATED APARTMENT IN THE NOVA ESQUERRA DE L’EIXAMPLE DISTRICT, NEEDS RENOVATION
A small entrance leads to a hallway that separates two of the single bedrooms and the kitchen. There is also a small laundry room and a space that could be converted into a pantry or a second bathroom/toilet.
Beyond the hallway, we arrive at the living-dining room with access to a small balcony overlooking a large, quiet, and noise-free courtyard facing southeast. Next, we enter the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, featuring a large window and the same orientation as the living room, ensuring plenty of natural light. It is located on the sixth floor.
The building has an elevator, and the area is well-connected with all amenities.
The Eixample Izquierdo district, located in Barcelona, is one of the most representative areas of the city’s modern urban expansion. Its origins date back to the 19th century, when the growing population forced the demolition of the medieval walls and the planning of a new city model. In this context, in 1859, the engineer Ildefons Cerdà designed an innovative plan based on an orderly grid, with wide streets and blocks with chamfered corners that facilitated circulation and ventilation. The left side of the Eixample, located to the west, began to develop as a residential area for the upper classes, who sought better hygienic and living conditions.
Over time, the neighborhood became established with buildings of great architectural value, many of them influenced by Catalan Modernism, which gave it its own distinct aesthetic identity. Throughout the 20th century, the Left Eixample underwent progressive densification and social diversification, incorporating shops, services, educational and healthcare centers that reinforced its urban character. This evolution transformed it into a vibrant and multifunctional environment, where residential life and economic activity coexisted.
Today, the Eixample Izquierdo stands out as a dynamic and well-connected area, with an intense cultural and gastronomic life, combining its historical legacy with contemporary needs, remaining one of the most valued and representative spaces in the city.
69 m²
3 Beds
1 Baths
