Carrer Mallorca

Amazing modernist apartment located in a royal bulding, preserving the modernist catalan style, with high celings, hidraulic floors, a modernist jewel. Characteristics: • Comprehensive reform. • Reform completion date: November 2022 • District: Eixample. • Useful area: 150 square meters. • 2 double bedrooms. • 2 single bedrooms. • 3 full bathrooms. • Living room with exterior views. • Open kitchen fully equipped to measure with furniture and appliances. •Gallery. • Study area. • Ducted air conditioning for heat and cold. • Double type double glazed windows with thermal break. • White lacquered doors. • Hydraulic floors and smooth white walls. • Storage room not included. • Access to the building is adapted for people with reduced mobility. Both community fees and Real Estate Tax are annual amounts. The Eixample (which literally means ‘Expansion’) is a result of urban planning by Idelfons Cerdà. The whole sprawling area is laid out in a grid plan that Cerdà employed in the mid-1800s in order to make the most out of natural light and sanitation and bring efficiency and livability to the residents. Today the Eixample district is made up of the neighbourhoods Fort Pienc, Sagrada Família, the Dreta de l’Eixample, the Antiga Esquerra de l’Eixample, the Nova Esquerra de l’Eixample and Sant Antoni. The Eixample is a Modernista showcase – although you will find traces of the avant-garde from GATCPAC in the 1930s and new architecture from the 1950s. The Eixample is also the result of residents fighting to keep or restore emblematic spaces such as Casa Golferichs, and the outdoor courtyards in the middle of city blocks of flats that have always been the fabric used to weave community ties, made even stronger in recent times with the health crisis when neighbours could still socialise from their balconies. The Eixample is its businesses and establishments as well: the landmark ones that stick around and adapt to changes in how and what we consume, and the specialised businesses that fill the neighbourhood with life and richness. The Eixample is also its venues and cultural gems, and the demands its residents and business owners make, for more green spaces and also for sexual diversity. Read on for just a sample of what you won’t want to miss in this neighbourhood of neighbourhoods in Barcelona.