Why Eixample?

Eixample is Barcelona’s most iconic neighborhood, where Modernist architecture meets contemporary comfort and vibrant city life. Discover the top reasons why Eixample is the ultimate choice for those who seek the best of Barcelona – and see why it could be your next home.

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Your life based on [re]al history

This exclusive portfolio of properties is lactated in Barcelona’s unique Eixample district (Quadrat d’Or). Our calculated specialization in residencies from this area was encouraged by the quintessentially Catalonian charm, encapsulated so perfectly in these modernist buildings.

Architectural Beauty

Home to stunning Modernist buildings, including works by Antoni Gaudí like Casa Batlló and La Pedrera, blending historic charm with contemporary elegance.

Centrally Located

Situated in the heart of Barcelona, offering easy access to top attractions like Passeig de Gràcia, Plaça de Catalunya, and many cultural landmarks.

Excellent Dining and Shopping

The neighborhood is a food lover’s paradise, filled with trendy cafés, Michelin-star restaurants, and local tapas bars. Luxury shopping along Passeig de Gràcia offers world-renowned brands. Also, residents can enjoy fresh produce from local markets like Mercat del Ninot, providing a blend of modern and traditional shopping experiences.

Wide,
Grid-Style Streets

Known for its unique urban planning, Eixample’s wide avenues and grid layout make it pleasant for walking, cycling, and driving, enhancing both convenience and aesthetics.

Vibrant Cultural Scene

Close proximity to art galleries, theaters, and music venues, giving residents access to some of Barcelona’s best cultural experiences.

Access to Parks and Green Spaces

While urban, it’s just minutes away from green spaces like Parc de Joan Miró and the lovely gardens at Montjuïc, offering an escape from city life.

Highly Walkable and Well-Connected

Known for its unique urban planning, Eixample’s wide avenues and grid layout make it pleasant for walking, cycling, and driving, enhancing both convenience and aesthetics.

Safe and Lively Community

The area is known for its vibrant yet safe atmosphere, with a mix of young professionals, families, and international residents creating a dynamic, cosmopolitan feel.

High-End Real Estate and Prestige

Living in Eixample carries a certain prestige, and properties here are in high demand due to their architectural value and prime location.

A Journey Through Modernism

Eixample is infused with the spirit of this architectural movement, which has been carefully preserved and celebrated for over a century. Join us on a brief journey through time, from today’s vibrant urban landscape back to the early days of Modernism.

1984

Eixample’s significance as a cultural and architectural landmark was further solidified when parts of its grid, including the Sagrada Família, were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. This acknowledgment highlighted the neighborhood’s dedication to preserving its rich architectural heritage.

1930s

The neighborhood flourished as a hub for innovation and modern living. The grid layout, wide avenues, and chamfered corners envisioned by Ildefons Cerdà facilitated an inclusive urban environment, emphasizing community spaces and enhancing [re]sidents’ quality of life.

1900s

Eixample became a canvas for Modernist architects like Antoni Gaudí, Lluís Domènech i Montaner, and Josep Puig i Cadafalch. Their imaginative designs turned the neighborhood into an open-air museum of Modernism, with structures that are still celebrated today for their creativity and elegance.

1860

The story of Eixample began with the Cerdà Plan, a visionary urban expansion project aimed at creating a healthier, more organized city. The plan introduced wide streets and open spaces, breaking away from the cramped medieval city center and setting the stage for Eixample’s emergence as a symbol of modernity and progressive living.