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Pedro de la Creu, 25 Ático

Pedro de la Creu, 25 Ático

Price
1150 €
Area
Sarriá
Availability
September 2025

Features

Dimensions

70 m2

Rooms

1

Toilets

1

Kitchen

Equipped

Furniture

With or without furniture

Area · Sarriá

It’s a neigborhood in the Sarria – Sant Gervasi district. It’s a pleasant, welcoming area with all the features of a historicBarcelonadistrict. It is well communicated and there are plenty of shops, cafés, boutiques and restaurants with all types of cuisines.

History: Originally it was a small farming village. In the tenth century it became a part of Sarria, and in 1714 it was declared an autonomous municipality. Finally, in 1897 it was annexed toBarcelona. That was when the area of Sant Gervasi was discovered by the Catalan bourgeoisie, who began their first developments there. In just over 50 years, it became a bustling residential area with manor houses, holiday villas and monasteries. The unique feel of the area is distinguished by the architectural style that retains the atmosphere of the past.

Notable sites include the Rotonda building, the gardens designed by Rubio, theScienceMuseumand the old Casacubierta factory designed by the famous Catalan architect Josep Domench i Estapà.

Features

At the heart of the Sarria neighbourhood we find this beautiful penthouse featuring a living-dinning room and a fully equipped open kitchen. It comes with a washer-dryer machine and a dishwasher. It leads onto a large and cozy 35 m2 terrace with outdoor furniture. It also has a double bedroom with a closet and one complete bathroom with a shower. The apartment has air conditioning and ducted heating.

Conditions

Rent: 1050 € per month + Supplies

Deposit: Two months

Temporary or long-term contract

Availability
September 2025

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It’s a neigborhood in the Sarria – Sant Gervasi district. It’s a pleasant, welcoming area with all the features of a historicBarcelonadistrict. It is well communicated and there are plenty of shops, cafés, boutiques and restaurants with all types of cuisines.

History: Originally it was a small farming village. In the tenth century it became a part of Sarria, and in 1714 it was declared an autonomous municipality. Finally, in 1897 it was annexed toBarcelona. That was when the area of Sant Gervasi was discovered by the Catalan bourgeoisie, who began their first developments there. In just over 50 years, it became a bustling residential area with manor houses, holiday villas and monasteries. The unique feel of the area is distinguished by the architectural style that retains the atmosphere of the past.

Notable sites include the Rotonda building, the gardens designed by Rubio, theScienceMuseumand the old Casacubierta factory designed by the famous Catalan architect Josep Domench i Estapà.