Flat With Tourist Licence 10 Minutes..

The total surface of 85 m2 is distributed into a large lounge that gives access to a spacious balcony where it is possible to accommodate table and chairs, independent kitchen with gallery, two double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a full bathroom. The flat is equipped with air conditioning split.

THE PROPERTY HAS A VALID TOURIST LICENCE INCLUDED IN THE PRICE, which allows the owner to rent it out to tourists.

It is impossible now to obtain a tourist license in Barcelona, and without a license it is not possible to do tourist rental. The day you decide not to use the licence anymore, you can sell it independently from the flat.

A property like this one works perfectly for tourist rental thanks to the central location and the number of bedrooms.

The property is located in the Eixample/Sant Antoni area, only a couple of blocks from the historical city centre, and around 10-minute walk from the Ramblas.

The area offers easy access to all the landmarks of the city centre in addition to countless tapas bars, restaurants, cafes, shops, etc.

The building has a lift and the price includes also a parking space.

EIXAMPLE-SANT ANTONI: CENTRAL AREA, GAINING VALUE

Sant Antoni might be the least known part of the Eixample, meaning that often people do not know that this area - especially the part closest to the Raval - belongs to the Eixample district, but it is definitely a very interesting part of the city, worth considering while looking for a property.

The area takes the name from the famous Sant Antoni market, built at the end of the XIX Century and now undergoing complete renovation that will bring it back to its original splendor.

Sant Antoni is a very lively area that benefits from its closeness to the Raval and the Avenida Paralelo, amongst the most dynamic and socially active areas of the city.

Sant Antoni stretches all the way to Plaza de Espanya and therefore benefits also from the proximity to the international exhibition centre, the Arenas shopping centre, and the Montjuic hill.

Just like the adjacent Nueva Izquierda Eixample, most of the buildings in Sant Antoni were erected or renovated following the Universal Exhibition of 1929, when the city started to expand.

It is an area that includes fewer landmarks or iconic buildings compared to other parts of the Eixample, but that benefits from a privileged location, close to the centre (Plaza Universitat), and to several other very interesting areas: additionally to the already mentioned Raval, Parallel, and Plaza de Espana, also Poble Sec, which is now becoming more and more appealing to both locals and foreigners.

Sant Antoni offers plenty of shops, restaurants, cafes, and services of all kinds (gyms, schools, medical centres, clinics, beauty centres, etc.).

Transport links are excellent, with several underground stops, buses, and the shuttle bus to/from the international airport that stops in Plaza de Espanya and reaches the airport in around 15 minutes without further stops.