Beautiful modernist property in need of renovation, spanning 164 m² with four bedrooms and two bathrooms, located on the second floor of a building dating back to 1871.

The apartment is to be renovated, and the images shown in the listing are renders. The renovation will be tailored to the future owner's preferences and is already included in the asking price.

The property will be sold newly renovated with top-quality finishes while preserving the original modernist elements of the era. The property is located on Calle Pelai, in the heart of the city, just one street from Plaça Catalunya.

Its central location allows for easy access to everything the city has to offer, as well as excellent public transport connections. This is a "pass-through" apartment, with light coming from both ends, facing Calle Pelai on one side and a quiet inner courtyard with a peaceful gallery on the other.

The renovation proposal includes a large living area with three balconies facing Calle Pelai and three en-suite bedrooms. High-quality finishes have been considered, while retaining some existing elements of the property.

In collaboration with Eixample Singular, specialists in renovating properties in historic buildings, there is the possibility of creating a renovation project to suit the future owner’s preferences.

The building has concierge services.

PASS-THROUGH APARTMENT IN A LISTED BUILDING. The apartment is located on the first floor of the building at the corner of Calle Pelayo and Calle Jovellanos, which dates back to 1871. The floor plan has a trapezoidal shape, with a total built area of 648 m². The location is within a protected environment, ensuring the good conservation of the area and the buildings surrounding it.

The building, with 8 floors above ground, typically has two apartments per floor. Each of these apartments has two distinct zones: one facing Calle Pelai and the other facing a quiet inner courtyard. The intermediate areas are supported by ventilation patios, ensuring natural light throughout. The main façade, facing Calle Pelayo, is notable for its regularity and simplicity, with minimal ornamentation and strict vertical alignment of the openings. The horizontal direction is accentuated by subtle cornices that span the balconies with ornate wrought-iron railings. An imposing dome connects the façades of Calle Pelayo and Calle Jovellanos, adding elegance and presence to the building.

The structure of the building is supported by load-bearing walls directly on the façade, party walls, a stairwell, and light wells, as well as some interior walls parallel to the façade. As is typical in traditional buildings, the apartment is currently divided into several rooms. In the case of renovation, the basic recommendations would be to reduce the number of rooms to increase the living space and improve the conditions, while also allowing for the expansion of the living area.