Exclusive Development In Paseo de Gracia, Eixample, Barcelona, Spain

The perfect combination of majestic beauty and a superior living. Last 2 renovated homes ready to be enjoyed.

Savills presents an emblematic building that is part of the neighbourhood's neoclassical tradition. The renovation work done was designed to create a unique space in the centre of Barcelona. Taking advantage of the tremendous architectural value of its façades, the architects sought a contrast between the most distinguished elements of the past and the most functional elements of the future. Its design is totally cutting edge and includes every amenity of the most modern buildings. One highlight of this building is its amazing views, whether from the balconies or from the exclusive outdoor terrace on the top floor, as well as the interior patio where you have the sensation of being in an oasis of comfort right in the heart of the city.

21 UNIQUE HOMES

The new building consists of 21 homes, a green interior patio and an incredible rooftop with a swimming pool, overlook and shared-use areas. Each home type has its own personality, different areas and a different distribution. And all of them, of course, are built with the same top quality materials and offer the same services.

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Location

The Paseo de Gracia is located in the Eixàmple district, in the very heart of Barcelona, just a little over one kilometer from the beach and close to the famous 22@ District of Innovation. Also located on this very street are some of the most emblematic Modernist buildings in Spain, such as the Batlló House or the Milà House. The location is extremely well communicated, with a metro station and a taxi stand right in front of the building. There are also several bus lines just a 2-minute walk away. Even the most demanding shoppers will enjoy the luxurious goods available on every corner.
The Paseo de Gracia has a long, rich history which has left an architectural footprint on its streets and façades that we can still admire today. The Paseo as such was inaugurated in 1827. It was 42 metres wide and quickly became the aristocracy's favourite site for showing off their horsemanship and their luxurious carriages. In the last decade of the 19th century, little by little this part of the city began to play a leading role in the city's commerce, attracting the middle class, which meant that the individual houses with their gardens began to be replaced by buildings of flats.