Apartment for sale, 5 Carrer de Móra d'Ebre, in Barcelona, Spain

We present this spacious top floor duplex with a modern renovation in Vallcarca. As for the interior design, it stands out for its contemporary and minimalist style. Entering from the hall of the house, we find the living room and dining room, a spacious space with large windows that open onto the terrace that surrounds the perimeter, providing views of Park Güell and an abundance of natural light. The partially open kitchen also connects to the terrace and is equipped with high-quality Bulthaup furniture and integrated appliances. On this floor, we find a courtesy toilet, a fireplace and a staircase with custom-made shelves and cabinets. When going up to the upper floor, there is the rest area. What used to be a hall with a fifth room has now been converted into a large open multipurpose space that gives access to 4 double bedrooms and a complete bathroom. All bedrooms have access to one of the two terraces on this floor and all rooms have fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom also has a walk-in closet and en-suite bathroom. From one of the rooms you can access the laundry area, where there is space for the washing machine. The house has microcement floors, soundproof windows in the bedrooms and motorized blinds. The heating is done through underfloor heating in the day area and there is air conditioning with hot and cold function on both floors. On the roof, solar panels have been installed for the water heater, which reduces gas consumption. The building has an elevator and the house has a parking space with storage space in the same building. In its beginnings, Vallcarca was part of Horta. It was a neighborhood of vacationers and people with different interests who lived in the valley. The vacationers wanted tranquility and the people of the valley, better communications. Finally, a viaduct spanning the valley (the Vallcarca bridge) was built and the stream was urbanized. Following its course, the avenue of the Military Hospital was opened to traffic, which meant the end of the isolation.