Property Details

Magnificent commercial property for sale, located in the Dreta de L'Eixample, a historic neighborhood and one of the most emblematic areas of Barcelona; close to shopping centers, schools, restaurants, and bars, this property is ideal for a wide variety of businesses.

The façade, with a width of 4 meters, features 2 windows and provides optimal visibility from the outside. It is equipped with a security door to ensure additional protection.

This spacious and bright property, with a built area of 89 square meters and direct access from the street, is distributed on a single level and consists of 2 spaces or rooms. It features a characteristic low entrance typical of the buildings in the area and the time it was built, 1910; and reflects its antiquity and architectural style, which may be relevant for design and renovation considerations. The brightness that characterizes it coming from the outside, combines with high ceilings, air conditioning, and excellent thermal insulation to offer a comfortable environment throughout the year.

It includes a warehouse that is valuable for storing materials or supplies; and offers flexibility in terms of use and interior design, as well as having 1 bathroom and an interior 3 square meters patio. It should be noted that there is no smoke outlet.

Previously, this property was used as a book publishing house and bookstore, although this space is perfectly suited for offices, coworking spaces, or law firms, with the prestigious Illustrious Bar Association of Barcelona (ICAB) just 50 meters away.

In good condition, this property does not require to undergo major repairs and is ready to be occupied.

Thanks to its location, this property enjoys high pedestrian and vehicular traffic with recognized businesses nearby such as La Concepció Market and public agency offices such as the OAC (Office of Citizen Attention), as well as a wide range of restaurants, luxury hotels, services, and a variety of shops.

Initially, the neighborhood consisted of single-family houses with gardens some of which are still preserved, such as the houses in the Permanyer Passage. Over time, the bourgeoisie occupied the Eixample, commissioning constructions to the great architects of the time, which contributed to its distinctive character and historical relevance.