Art Deco Façades, grand entrances and spacious high-ceilinged apartments mean we must be in Eixample today, specifically Calle Castellon right behind the bullring and just down the road from the spectacular Casa Judia. Way back in the day this area was full of yards and storage buildings for the adjacent train station and up until recently you might have been forgiven for thinking that was still the case what with the 3 years worth of work that was going on to build the new metro station around the corner from you. But thankfully that’s all done with now and you have transport to every corner of the city and beyond on your doorstep.

You are literally a 5 minute walk to Calle Colon & Ayuntamiento one way, and Russafa and Gran Via another way, while also currently only a 10 minute walk to the central park (eventually you’ll have access to it practically on your doorstep once the work on this project is complete). So as far as location goes, this one is hard to beat while still being a quiet little street with a local shops and cafes around you.

And so, to the apartment itself, built in 1928, it retains the original carved wooden ceiling in the living room that is a true work of art. The kitchen has been opened up to the living room which leads to the terrace and its Valencian tile work plus a little storage room in the corner. The master bedroom has a great bay window and also a walk-in closet leading to the en-suite. A pretty much perfect layout in a quality neighbourhood here. Get in touch for a visit, you won’t be disappointed.