Two homes in the same house

A house with space to adapt to different ways of living

There are homes whose main appeal lies in their location or finishes. In this case, the distinguishing value is in the possibilities it offers. Located in the Can Rull neighborhood, this property brings together two legally independent dwellings within the same building, an uncommon configuration that can meet a wide range of needs, both present and future.

The property has 204 m² built area distributed between the ground floor and the first floor, both constituted as independent registry units under a horizontal property division regime. This provides flexibility that is hard to find, as it allows both spaces to be kept as separate homes or integrated into a single residential project, depending on each buyer’s needs.

The first floor, with 103 m² built area, is in good overall condition and only requires minor touch-ups to update some finishes. Its layout offers spacious, functional rooms, with a living-dining room, separate kitchen, generously sized bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. It also features a pleasant terrace of approximately 10 m² and a walkable rooftop of about 60 m², an outdoor area with multiple possibilities to enjoy the open air, create a relaxation zone, or accommodate different uses according to each family’s preferences.

The ground floor, also with more than 100 m² built area, requires a full renovation, but that is precisely where much of its appeal lies. Its layout allows for planning a complete home with two bedrooms, living-dining room, kitchen, and bathroom, while also retaining a well-sized garage and an interior patio that provide ventilation and natural light to the rear of the property. The renovation offers the opportunity to design the spaces from scratch and fully adapt them to the lifestyle of whoever will live there.

This configuration makes it possible to consider different use scenarios. It can become an ideal solution for families who wish to share the property while keeping independent homes; for those who need to combine residence and professional activity; or for owners who want a second home for relatives or for future asset use. Likewise, the current layout also offers the possibility of connecting both floors as a single large home, creating a spacious and versatile house capable of evolving with the family’s needs over time.