Elegance and history in Gràcia

In the heart of Barcelona, we find this beautiful property built in 1936, impeccable and recently fully renovated with exquisite taste, while still preserving original period elements: typical ceramics, high ceilings, and a Catalan vault so well preserved it looks brand new. This home is about 75 m2 and has two exposures: the daytime area faces east for morning sun, and the night area faces west for afternoon sun, with open views of the sky. Although it is in the very heart of the Vila de Gràcia neighborhood, being located on a semi-pedestrian street, the building enjoys great tranquility; here we do not suffer from piercing noise or overwhelming traffic—rather, the background sound is the neighborly hum you might hear in a rural village. Being on a high floor means it has light and direct sun all day. The building has no elevator and offers 3 bedrooms—two doubles and one single—plus a dressing room of about 5 m2, 1 bathroom, and an interior gallery used as a study. The kitchen is semi-open with high-end finishes; we especially highlight the flooring specially brought from Belgium and the polished cement island. The ceilings are about three and a half meters high, essential when we talk about an elegant property. Special mention goes to the flooring throughout the home: extra-wide solid oak planks, specially brought from the Netherlands. The interior breathes contemporary elegance with classic charm: well-proportioned spaces, natural light, and a serene atmosphere ideal for enjoying a sophisticated urban lifestyle. The wooden floors add warmth, while the kitchen with integrated cabinetry and the built-in wardrobes ensure order and functionality. The west-facing balcony invites you to relax at sunset with views of the surrounding architecture. For climate control, the home has gas radiators, as well as air-conditioning splits and fans. An exclusive piece in Barcelona that combines history, design, and premium comfort: a refined opportunity to live with distinction.