Carrer Pere
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- One & Two Bedroom Units Available
- One Bathroom
- Laundry In Unit
Property Details
About this property
The Llacuna Metro station, yellow line, is only 500 meters away from your apartment, a 6-minute walk.
The apartment is a semi-open space that easily lets you access the kitchen, living room (with a sofa bed), bathroom and a separate bedroom that has a double bed. It is fully equipped with washing machine, dishwasher, AC and heating. The cozy decoration will make you feel at home. There are two lovely sunny balconies in the apartment.
Best one bedroom apartment in beach area for long term stays in Barcelona!
Accessibility information: Easy Access Apartment. The building has an elevator, there are no steps at the main entrance which provides easy access with luggage, wheelchair, or baby trolley.
It is correct for people with reduced mobility (using crutches, canes, or walkers).
We kindly suggest you contact us before arrival to let us know your specific needs: the size of the wheelchair or baby trolley, help needed with luggage, etc.
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Barcelona is a charming seaside metropolis with boundless culture, world-renowned architecture and an epic dining scene, including: Basque tapas bars, Galician seafood pubs, avant-garde Japanese eateries and delectable chocolate shops. Live music and a variety of ngihtlife venues ranging from 19th-century taverns to boisterous modern dance clubs transform the city at night. Barcelona's architectural jewels span over two millennia. Towering temple spires, old-world city walls and underground stone corridors offer a window to the past.