Pie+de+la+Cruz

144m2 but this includes a trastero of 33m2 so the actual flat is 111m2. 299,000 definitely negotiable

No terrace, but very light and no real vis-a-vis to speak of. Certainly an interesting set up with potential - ceilings are 6m at the highest points, but the building is 100 yrs old at least. The facade has been repaired and redone, a lift has been voted for 2014 (which means that would need to b paid for).

The trastero is certainly usefull and could be dollied up. There is a small trastero belonging to a neighbour of maybe 3m2 between the trastero and the stairwell hallway. If this were bought, the trastero could be turned into another small studio - tho legalities would need to be sorted as this would mean creating a second home. Knocking through the lounge wall would not imvolve this.

We weren't sure about th area. The park looks like it may attract a certain type. We saw several guys sleeping on benches, hanging out on corners with mobile phones.



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Large lounge with views - very light at this time of day (15:00) No lights on except in the kitchen

This shows the inner wall of the lounge - to the left is the window that faces the square

Kitchen - marble surfaces, double marble sink - square - room for appliances

Small bedroom at end with closet + the view from the master bedroom nextdoor - all these rooms are light



Master bedroom - you can see the kitchen window down the hall. The bathroom is to the right (betwen the kitchena and the smaller bedroom (which is next to this one (right))



No bath but reasonable size if quirky shape - shower is actually quite large - looks like some waterproof plaster effect.

Trastero of 33m2 - this is behind the lounge but accessed via the landing - you could possibly know through from the lounge.

One end of the trastero has some craking in the walls (the window looks out onto the communal terrac which is pitcured on the right and slopes. The kitchen window looks out onto the lightwell at the end of the terrace.

Pale yellow building on right - top floor. Note the bins.