This is a unique opportunity to enjoy breathtaking sea views from one of the highest residential buildings in the city, with panoramic views of the Promenade, Port Vell, Montjuic, Born and Barceloneta.
This luxurious penthouse is located in a modern building with concierge service and offers 205 square meters of interior space, as well as a 120 square meter private terrace with a spa accessed from the main living area.
In addition, a separate 45 square meter duplex guest apartment is included, adding up to over 370 square meters of exquisitely designed space in total.
This luxury penthouse has recently been renovated to the highest standards by a renowned architectural firm, who have paid meticulous attention to the quality of the woods and natural materials used, in a soft color palette and refined design. Notably, the entire home features large windows that allow for breathtaking views from almost every room. The emphasis on creating a serene environment of scenic beauty is reflected in every detail, offering an oasis of tranquility and understated elegance.
Entering the apartment through a private key from the elevator, you enter a spacious entrance hall that connects to the spacious living room, dining room and beautiful open-plan kitchen, which has been handcrafted with natural wood and marble and equipped with the finest appliances. In addition, this unique penthouse boasts exceptional amenities such as a guest powder room, two en-suite guest bedrooms with built-in closets and en-suite bathrooms, and a spacious master bedroom suite with breathtaking ocean views, a U-shaped walk-in closet and a large en-suite bathroom with a marble bathtub and a Jacuzzi.
A spiral staircase leads to the guest apartment, which includes a spacious living room with panoramic sea views, a separate bedroom and a private bathroom, as well as a kitchenette for guests or staff.
In addition to all these exceptional features, the property includes two secured indoor parking spaces and a storage room with direct access from the elevator.
