Engel & Völkers is marketing this cozy apartment of almost 60.00 m² of usable area, located on the third floor, first door, in a new-build residential building of 84 dwellings, with an exclusive design, in an unbeatable location in the city of Abrera.
We access the home through an entrance hall that leads us on the right to the living-dining-kitchen area, with access to the 13.01 m² terrace facing northeast. We return to the living room and find on the right the sleeping area, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of them in the main bedroom, en-suite style.
The flooring in all rooms is vinyl parquet; on the terrace it is non-slip porcelain stoneware, class 2.
Fully fitted kitchen (upper and lower cabinets), Neolith brand or similar porcelain countertop and backsplash, 1-bowl sink and single-lever taps. Equipped with Balay appliances: built-in oven and microwave, induction hob, extractor hood, and washer-dryer.
In the bathroom, Roca floor-mounted toilet, suspended Krion washbasin on a vanity unit, mirror, single-lever taps, and resin shower tray with screen.
Lacquered aluminum exterior joinery with thermal break. Double glazing with air chamber. Blinds for solar protection in all rooms.
White interior doors. Entrance door with armored leaf, three locking points and security key.
DHW (domestic hot water) production and air conditioning via Panasonic aerothermal system or similar. Considered renewable and eco-sustainable energy.
The building is located in the town center of Abrera, a municipality in the Baix Llobregat region near the Montserrat massif. With millennia-old origins and an agricultural tradition that began to be abandoned from the 1950s onward, it gradually became a fully industrial town with the arrival of textile and meat companies and, later, in the 1970s, the establishment of SEAT between Martorell and Abrera. This led the automotive supplier industry and, above all, logistics to become virtually a single-industry focus. As a result, Abrera’s strong economic environment offers residents a wide range of job opportunities.
While industry has been setting up around the outskirts, the town retains its traditional character. In the town itself you have green areas, shops and services, supermarkets, schools, a library, pharmacies, healthcare, banking institutions—everything you may need day to day—as well as cafés, bars, and restaurants to enjoy the local cuisine.