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P PINTOR CASAS
Reference: P PINTOR CASAS Nice roof-top apartment of 30 sqm, without neighbours, available with a community terrace of 100 sqm with private access. There is a modern american kitchen of 4 sqm next to the small bath room of 4 sqm with WC and shower. The living room of 20 sqm with double big bed, cupboard, table with chairs. Quiet, sunny and bright all day long. Located in the quiet district of “Maragall”. 3rd floor without lift.
EQUIPMENT INTERNET/WIFI, heating, washing machine, A/C, fridge, coffee maker, electric iron, micro-wave. Bed sheets and towels available.
LOCATION 5 min by foot to the metro. 10 min by bus to «Parc Güell» 15 min by metro to the «Plaza Catalunya» 20 min by metro to the beach 2 min to the supermarket.
PRICE PER MONTH 1 – 2 Pers/ Month / 600 EUR Agency fees not included. Water and electricity fees not included + deposit 600 EUR
HOW TO GET THERE Metro L4, L5 ; station “MARAGALL” From the Airport : Take the blue Aerobus A1 from the airport to “Plaza Catalonia”. Change to metro line L4 and stop at the station “Maragall”. You are 5 min away by walk from the apartment. From train station Sants : Take the metro line L5 and stop at the station “Maragall”. You are 5 min away by walk from the apartment.
Facilities
3rd floor without lift
Air conditioning
Bathroom
Bed sheets and towels available
Bed: Double
Chair
Coffee machine
Condition: quiet
Condition: sunny
Cooker: Induction hob
Cooking utensils
Dining table
DVD
Floor: Stone
Fridge
Fully equipped kitchen
Fully furnished
Furniture: Mediterranean
Hair dryer
Heating
Heating: Individual
INTERNET
INTERNET WiFi
Iron & Ironing board
Kettle
Microwave
Mirror
Night table
Oven
Shelves
Shower
Table
Terrace - Large
Terrace - private
Terrace - Roof top
Toaster
Towels
TV
Wardrobe
Washing machine
WC
Horta-Guinardó
Horta-Guinardó is Barcelona’s third largest district and is located in the north-east of the city, between the districts of Gràcia and Nou Barris. It is characterized by its uneven landform consisting of mountains, hills and valleys. Its profusion of green spaces makes it one of the most attractive places for those in search of peace and quiet in the open air.
The history of Horta-Guinardó can be traced back to 965 AD, and the old valley of Horta, which is now known as the Vall d’Hebrón. This is where the village of the same name was founded. Like Gràcia, Sants, Sant Martí, and other villages around the city, Horta was annexed to Barcelona, but somewhat later, in 1904. It was a mainly rural area and wasn’t developed until the 1950s when people from Catalonia and the rest of Spain came to the city in search of work and settled here.
Nestling among the slopes of these neighbourhoods, we can discover authentic jewels of Barcelona’s architecture and cutting-edge art, such as the Pavilion of the Republic andJoan Brossa‘s sculpture “Poema visual” (Visual Poem). And in sharp contrast, in the old quarter, you can enjoy the narrow streets and small squares which remind us of the rural past of this former village, such as the Plaça d’Eivissa and its environs, and the old sinkson Carrer Aiguafreda, where people used to take their laundry.
Together with first-rate healthcare facilities, such as the Vall d’Hebron medical complex and the Llars Mundet hospital, the district has outstanding green areas and recreational zones which include part of the Parc de Collserola; the Parc dels Tres Turons, with the spectacular Mirador del Turó de la Rovira, a natural lookout point (262 metres above sea level) which boasts 360º views of the city and has the added value of being the site of the anti-aircraft battery that defended the city from the bombing raids by fascist planes during the Spanish Civil War; and the wonderful, late-18th-century neo-classical-styleParc del Laberint, with its pond and intricate maze of pollarded cypress trees.