Sitting on the outskirts of the Gothic Quarter, the interior of this apartment bears some influence from its famous neighbouring area, noticeably in the exposed stonework and wooden ceiling beams that were original parts of the building.
Otherwise, it must be said that the design lies on the contemporary side of the scale, thanks to the stark white walls, wooden floor and smooth kitchen surfaces. Some rather subtle underlighting has been incorporated into the walls, but natural light comes from a tall window in the living room that also opens out to a Juliet balcony — just in case you fancy a blast of fresh air at any point.
If you're looking to stay somewhere within walking distance of many of Barcelona's best-known attractions, you're in luck. Both the city's cathedral and Ciutadella Park can be reached in around five minutes on foot, while the Picasso Museum sits even nearer than that.
Home truths: *There's a lift in the building to reach this single-level apartment
*The roof terrace is shared space – there are five similar apartments in the building
*The building has no private parking available, but Jaume I metro station is only three minutes' walk away
*The host looks after multiple apartments in the same building, so the design and layout might look different from what's pictured, although the styling will be similar
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