This charming house is located in one of the most traditional private areas of Eixample, Barcelona. Planned and built in 1864, this area faithfully fulfils the original idea of Ildefons Cerdà when he planned Eixample. Within Cerdà’s development and growth, the areas were destined to become peaceful backwaters within the hubbub of the city.

In this case, we find ourselves presented with a perfect example of the realisation of this idea. With gates that are closed at night, the area enjoys a high level of privacy. The houses that make up the area follow English building styles, with a basement with toilet and a main floor that can be entered by means of the garden steps.

This house in particular, whose facade has been painted in its original colours, has an interior layout of several levels, each connected to each other. In the basement, there is an enormous utility room and two of the bedrooms. Next, on the ground floor, we can find the large kitchen and the cosy living room and, on the floor immediately above, the main bedroom and study. Lastly, we have to mention the pleasant terrace on the roof of the house, with views of the open spaces offered by this area.

Blessed with an absolutely exceptional location and a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere, we are definitely dealing with a property that represents, given its qualities, a real haven of tranquillity right in the heart of the city