Luxury apartment for rent in Casa Burés, Barcelona

CASA BURÉS. Exclusive apartment in Casa Burés, an iconic Modernist building in Barcelona

Located in the emblematic Casa Burés building, designed in 1905 by Francisco Berenguer, this luxury apartment offers 103 m² of living space, carefully distributed to maximize comfort and functionality. The living area includes a spacious and bright living-dining room with large windows and a fully equipped designer open-plan kitchen with high-end appliances.

The sleeping area features two double bedrooms, one of which is en suite with a private bathroom and access to a welcoming gallery filled with natural light. The second bedroom has an additional full bathroom. Original details, such as the high ceilings with moldings and the restored hydraulic tile floors, lend a unique character to the space. The apartment is delivered fully furnished with high-quality contemporary furniture.

Casa Burés is located in the heart of Barcelona, in the prestigious Eixample district. This enclave combines history, culture, and modernity, with a wide range of services, signature restaurants, and excellent public transport connections. Its location allows you to enjoy the city just steps from the main points of interest.

Renting this property means enjoying exclusive amenities such as a gym, spa, private wine cellar, 24-hour security, two swimming pools (indoor and rooftop with 360º views), and a 600 m² leisure area. At Walter Haus, we are at your service to offer you an unparalleled rental experience. Contact us for more information!

*In compliance with Catalan State Law 12/2023 and Catalan Parliament Laws 18/2007 and 11/2025, we inform you that:

Community fees and property tax (IBI): included
Utilities: not included in the price.
Contract type: residential use
Large landlord status: Yes.
State Housing Rental Price Reference System (SERPAV): €1,851.01

Luxury rental. Article 4.2 of the Urban Leases Act: leases of dwellings with a surface area exceeding 300 square meters or where the initial annual rent exceeds 5.5 times the annual minimum interprofessional wage and the lease covers the entire dwelling. These leases shall be governed by the agreement of the parties, and failing that, by the provisions of Title II of the aforementioned Act and, subsidiarily, by the provisions of the Civil Code.