Located on the prestigious Aragón Street in Barcelona, this high-floor, recently renovated and furnished apartment is set within a majestic 20th-century building dating back to 1936. Situated on the fourth floor of a building with an elevator and only one apartment per floor, this impressive property offers a unique living experience with its rear terrace and privileged eastward orientation, bringing in warm morning sunlight from Aragón Street and the peaceful ambiance of a serene inner courtyard on the opposite side.

With a total area of 103 m², the space is thoughtfully distributed into a spacious living-dining room with a charming gallery, a fully equipped kitchen with high-end appliances, and two en-suite bedrooms, one with access to the balcony. This home has been meticulously restored, preserving original hydraulic floors, vaulted Catalan ceilings, and classic woodwork, while utilizing high-quality materials. The harmonious combination of traditional elements with a touch of modern elegance gives this home a distinctive charm that represents 21st-century modernist architecture.

This singular 1930s building stretches longitudinally, offering apartments with two distinct zones corresponding to each façade, as well as intermediary spaces supported by two interior ventilation courtyards. It stands out among other buildings in the area with a height that exceeds the average due to the greater width of Aragón Street.

The main façade facing the aforementioned street features an impressive arrangement of overlapping semicircular galleries, culminating in a dome topped with a spire, showcasing its majestic style. The finely molded lines of the framework and the arched windows highlight the elegance of this façade. Although the building’s width defines the apartment layouts, it also allows for flexibility in the interior design, thanks to the metal beams supporting the vaulted Catalan ceilings, which rest on the party walls and staircase shaft.

Considering the southeast/northeast orientation and the presence of an interior courtyard terrace, the layout has been intelligently designed with two distinct sections. A spacious daytime area includes a lounge, dining area, and kitchen facing the main façade, while a restful area faces the quiet inner courtyard, taking advantage of the tranquility provided by the building’s interior courtyards. A continuous wall of exposed solid brick runs through the entire apartment, seamlessly connecting and uniting both areas in a fluid and harmonious manner.