Entering through the reinforced main door, you're welcomed by a discreet utility area just to the left of the entrance. More than a laundry room, this space includes a built-in wardrobe for coats and shoes — a practical touch rarely found in Eixample apartments. It’s also equipped with a washer, dryer, sink, and folding table, offering concealed storage and daily convenience from the start.

Moving forward, the home opens into a bright living and dining area that blends historic charm with modern sophistication. It features restored hydraulic floors, elegant moldings, and an exposed brick wall running the length of the space. Full-height restored doors lead to a balcony overlooking Consell de Cent, now a pedestrian-priority street lined with modernist architecture.

Adjacent to the dining area, the kitchen stands out with a natural stone island seating four, high-end German appliances, and a built-in wine fridge. Its semi-open design encourages social interaction while maintaining architectural definition.

Past the social areas, a wide hallway leads to the bedroom wing. Along the way, a guest bathroom features natural textures, premium fixtures, and a walk-in shower, adding function and style.

At the far end, the master suite offers calm and comfort. Restored wooden doors open to a bedroom with ample wardrobes, high ceilings with Eixample moldings, a large window, and access to a private gallery terrace — ideal for morning coffee or evening wind-downs.

The en-suite bathroom combines elegance and function with dual stone sinks, a freestanding designer bathtub, and Italian and German fixtures. Soft, architectural lighting highlights the textures and finishes.

This home is a true modernist restoration — elegant, practical, and move-in ready in one of Eixample’s most walkable and desirable corners.