House near the tennis club & La Salle

Price

€595,000

Bedrooms4

Bathrooms2

Living area220 m²

Plot surface220 m²

Amenities and special features of this house

Engel & Völkers, presents this exclusive semi-detached house in the area of El Palmar. Located in a quiet family residential area, we find this corner townhouse, which has 220m, facing south which provides plenty of light, a private garden, and several terraces. With an unbeatable location, next to La Salle school, the beach and a few minutes from the centre and the train station. The house is distributed over 4 floors and has 4 bedrooms, two of them double and two single. With two complete bathrooms and a toilet. A spacious dining room, which receives a lot of light and has direct access to a small porch, and to the garden where to enjoy the good weather. The kitchen with a large office area. On the top floor there is an area, currently a room, which can have different uses, and has a solarium terrace, where we find a barbecue. It has a private parking for two cars and an original and exclusive wine cellar with natural stone ceilings and a small kitchen to spend unique moments with the family. The house has stoneware floors, air conditioning with heat pump, grilles, and built-in wardrobes. Ready to move in!

Object type

Terraced House

Rooms

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Living area

220 m²

Total surface

220 m²

Plot surface

220 m²

Condition

Good

Year of construction

1991

Energy efficiency class

A+

Energy certificate available

Yes

Energy source

Underfloor heating

Features

Air condition

Balcony

Built-in kitchen

Garden

Sea/Lake view

Security system

Premià de Mar: Location and surroundings of this property

Simply reward. The inauguration of the first railway line between Barcelona and Mataró, see Premiá de Mar Station, notably favored the growth of the town. The town center extended along the Mataró road (Camino Real), around what is now San Antonio street, the Town Hall square and the San Cristóbal church. The old typical houses (of which quite a few are still preserved in the old town) are constructions with white facades, with a ground floor and one floor, with a large window, latticework, facing the street and, generally, with a patio. on its back. At the end of the 1960s, a rapid extension of the urbanized surface began, especially towards the mountains, until it linked up with the peripheral neighborhoods of Premiá de Dalt, bordering the Barcelona-Mataró motorway. Likewise, the popularly called Gran Vía (formerly Avenida del 27 de Enero) was urbanized, where high-rise apartment buildings were built. At the same time, in the most peripheral areas, close to the beach, the construction of summer towers and single-family houses proliferated.