USD 690,758
4 bd
1,238 sqft
It also consists of a second gallery that can be used as a pantry, storage, etc.
Observations: Gas heating, splits with heat and air pump. wardrobes. The property is completely renovated at all levels. Concierge, elevator, facades and electricity, water and gas tasks.
All in all, an excellent quality of life, Gracia is an informal neighborhood with narrow streets and cozy squares filled with organic grocery stores, modern co-working spaces and artists' studios. Gran de Gracia is surrounded by alternative shops, cafes, restaurants and lively open-air squares, such as Plaza del Sol, which come alive at night.
The Vila de Gracia neighborhood was the main nucleus of the old independent town of Gracia, and what gave it its name.
At first this territory was dependent on Barcelona and was sparsely populated. Between the 16th and 17th centuries, three convents (including the Josepets) and a series of towers promoted by the Barcelona bourgeoisie were built near the existing, isolated farmhouses. During the first half of the 19th century, that small agricultural center became the most important town on the Barcelona plain, thanks to its progressive industrialization, taking advantage of the availability of free land. The convenience of integrating it into Barcelona was raised with increasing force, in parallel with the progressive development of the Cerdá Plan, then in full expansion. Thus, starting in 1880, projects of common interest were born, such as the Paseo de Gracia, which linked the town with the big city following the old path. He joined Barcelona again in 1897.
Little by little, streets were built that connected the neighborhood internally and externally, and facilities such as the Libertad (1893) and Abacería Central markets were built.
Gracia has always had and maintains an active political and social life and a rich fabric of civic, cultural, recreational, artistic and sports institutions with great popular roots. There are Gaudi landmarks such as Casa Vicens. The most identifiable monument is the Clock Tower, which stands in the center of the Plaza de la Villa, where the old town hall is located, today the headquarters of the district. View more View less In the heart of Vila de Gracia we find this cozy and functional main house, very bright and sunny, with 127m of housing plus a fantastic 120m terrace. This terrace encourages us to enjoy it during the day in the sun to relax, read or do activities, its sunsets that lend themselves to having a drink in tranquility and calm. Just like at nightfall, it invites us to enjoy dinners and evenings under the stars and in the light of the moon. Surrounded by plants and flowers that can transport us to a small Eden, in the heart of Gracia.The house is very well preserved. It is distributed in a spacious living room, with access to the terrace, a practical and comfortable fully equipped kitchen, 2 exterior double bedrooms, both with access to a covered gallery, which overlooks Gran de Gracia, without any noise thanks to the windows. which are double with double glazing. 1 bathroom with shower and a suite room with full bathroom.
It also consists of a second gallery that can be used as a pantry, storage, etc.
Observations: Gas heating, splits with heat and air pump. wardrobes. The property is completely renovated at all levels. Concierge, elevator, facades and electricity, water and gas tasks.
All in all, an excellent quality of life, Gracia is an informal neighborhood with narrow streets and cozy squares filled with organic grocery stores, modern co-working spaces and artists' studios. Gran de Gracia is surrounded by alternative shops, cafes, restaurants and lively open-air squares, such as Plaza del Sol, which come alive at night.
The Vila de Gracia neighborhood was the main nucleus of the old independent town of Gracia, and what gave it its name.
At first this territory was dependent on Barcelona and was sparsely populated. Between the 16th and 17th centuries, three convents (including the Josepets) and a series of towers promoted by the Barcelona bourgeoisie were built near the existing, isolated farmhouses. During the first half of the 19th century, that small agricultural center became the most important town on the Barcelona plain, thanks to its progressive industrialization, taking advantage of the availability of free land. The convenience of integrating it into Barcelona was raised with increasing force, in parallel with the progressive development of the Cerdá Plan, then in full expansion. Thus, starting in 1880, projects of common interest were born, such as the Paseo de Gracia, which linked the town with the big city following the old path. He joined Barcelona again in 1897.
Little by little, streets were built that connected the neighborhood internally and externally, and facilities such as the Libertad (1893) and Abacería Central markets were built.
Gracia has always had and maintains an active political and social life and a rich fabric of civic, cultural, recreational, artistic and sports institutions with great popular roots. There are Gaudi landmarks such as Casa Vicens. The most identifiable monument is the Clock Tower, which stands in the center of the Plaza de la Villa, where the old town hall is located, today the headquarters of the district.