Apartment in royal estate Eixmample Dreta, Barcelona

Modernist apartment in a listed building
Apartment located at 122 Girona street in Barcelona, ​​in a beautiful modernist building that was built between 1901 and 1903. It is currently a protected building and classified as a Cultural Asset and of Local Interest.
Its central location allows you to enjoy all the possibilities that our city offers, as well as excellent communications by public transport. It is also worth mentioning that Girona street is part of the Superilla, being one of the streets to be a green axis without traffic and with priority for pedestrians.
It is a through apartment, on the first floor, oriented on one side to C/ Girona with midday and afternoon sun and on the other side to a block patio with morning sun.
It has an excellent distribution, on the one hand, facing the main façade, we have a living room with a kitchen, it has 5 bedrooms, 4 of which are doubles, 2 bathrooms, heating and air conditioning.
It preserves the original elements such as original coffered ceilings, hydraulic mosaic floors, original carpentry, fireplace and leaded glass on the main façade that preserves the essence of Catalan Modernism.
Undoubtedly, a Jewel of modernist architecture that preserves the history of the City of Barcelona.

THROUGH APARTMENT IN CATALOGED PROPERTY
Casa Granell, built between 1901 and 1903 and currently protected as a Cultural Asset of Local Interest, is a sample of the modest and unassuming beauty that the architect Jeroni Ferran Granell used to project in his works. Granell was one of the most discreet architects of the modernist movement, known for the aesthetic simplicity of his buildings.
The façade of the Granell house shows an unusual arrangement in the Eixample. While the balconies are located at the lateral ends, the central part is reserved for two pairs of rectangular windows. The wall is decorated with floral sgraffito and the window and balcony frames, as well as the lower part of the building, are made of stone; a typical ornamentation of its author.
The building consists of a total of a ground floor and 6 floors and is developed giving rise mainly to two houses per floor. Each of these apartments has two different areas at the ends, on the one hand Girona street with afternoon sun and on the other a quiet block patio. The intermediate zones are supported by interior patios, so they also have natural light and ventilation.
The building is supported by load-bearing walls directly on the dividing walls, on the stairwell and light wells, as well as on some interior walls parallel to the façade, giving rise to various interior layouts.
The representative construction elements of Barcelona’s Eixample, such as wooden doors and decorative ceilings, will end up giving the apartment perfect elegance.