Pau Claris 87
This spectacular restored modernist property, located on the fourth floor of an emblematic 1930 building, is part of a protected historic complex that belongs to the Eixample conservation sector.
The bright, exterior-facing home has an open kitchen that leads to a spacious, bright living room with three exterior balconies overlooking Pau Claris Street, and another space with two bedrooms and a large master suite with a large gallery that face a quiet courtyard, thus prioritizing tranquility and rest.
The renovation of this property has been carried out with exquisite taste, combining new materials and the original elements that the property still retained.
A dream come true
Luxury and sophistication
A past alive in every detail
Every element of these estates tells a story that is waiting to be discovered.
Becoming an owner is a privilege and a unique opportunity to preserve the beauty of a place steeped in history and culture.
More than a property, it is a legacy.
The opportunity to live with history, to be part of something bigger.
A place where you can create your own memories and transcend them through time.
Restoration projects
We choose to transform only 12 homes a year, which gives us the ability to offer unsurpassed quality in each project. This dedication allows us to guarantee an experience of excellence and satisfaction for our clients, elevating every detail to the highest standards of luxury and distinction.
Learn about some of the projects we have brought to life.
Bailen, 121
Property located on the prestigious Bailén street in Barcelona, housed in a stately Noucentista style building built at the beginning of the 20th century. This architectural gem, which preserves the authenticity and charm of the period with its traditional construction, offers an incomparable living experience.
Aragó, 349
This unique home, located on the emblematic Aragón street, is a refuge of luxury and sophistication in the heart of Barcelona.
Its orientation is privileged. With only one floor per floor and a cozy terrace at the back, it allows you to enjoy the morning sun, while the opposite side faces a quiet courtyard, ideal for moments of peace.
Bailen, 23
This elegant property, located in an emblematic modernist building from 1910, is part of a protected historical complex that belongs to the Eixample conservation sector and was built before 1965.
Its privileged location on Bailén Street gives it a unique and exclusive character, being a bright, exterior home, distributed in two very different areas.
Diputació, 183
This exceptional modernist exterior first floor property, located in a listed building from 1895 on the prestigious Diputació street in Barcelona, offers a unique living experience.
Located on a corner, the property enjoys natural light thanks to its six exterior windows. The orientation towards Diputació Street and the quiet Valeri Serra Passage guarantees pleasant lighting throughout the day.
Girona, 117
This exceptional home, renovated in the 1970s and located in an emblematic building from 1910, has been carefully restored to recover its original splendor and adapt to the comforts of the 21st century.
Following a thorough renovation, highly valuable architectural elements have been discovered and restored, such as the original hydraulic floors found under the parquet and the majestic Catalan vault with a free height of more than 3.5 metres that remained hidden under the false ceilings.
Virgili, 70
Built in 1969, this former commercial house has been transformed into a warm and welcoming home as a single-family home located on Virgili Street.
With a constructed area of 199 m², of which 159 m2. are interior and 40 m2. are exterior, this property had a balcony, entrance and exterior windows facing Virgili Street, and a garden on the ground floor and a terrace on the first floor, facing the back.
Pelai, 50
This building, built in 1900 on the remains of the old medieval wall of Barcelona, is part of a protected historical complex that belongs to the conservation sector of the Eixample.
It is located on Pelai Street, a street that corresponds to the location of the modern medieval wall that was built for defensive purposes in the 12th century and demolished in the 19th century.
