This fantastic one bedroom apartment of 50 m2 is suitable for up to 4 guests. This flat is one of the nine apartments in the same block, there are 5 of the same type which have 1 bedroom and 3 or 4 bedroom apartments for up to 6 guests. It is ideal for large groups. The apartment has fully-equipped kitchen, a washing machine and air-condition, there is one double bed in the bedroom and a double sofa in the living room. The metro is just 5 minutes walk away and takes you to the city centre as Placa de Catalunya, Gaudí park or to the famous Sagrada Família. We have also in the same building other similar apartments: Apartment Sol A1, Apartment Sol A2, Apartment Sol A3.

The apartment Sol D is situated on the ground floor, in a building with elevator.

Apartment description:

Bedroom: Bed Linen and towels, double bed, night tables, reading lamps, mirror.

Living room: DVD, TV, coffee table, table and chairs, double sofa bed.

Bathroom: Toilet, shower, washbasin , bathtub.

Kitchen: Cookware and kitchen utensils, iron and ironing board, washing machine, cooking hob, oven, microwave, toaster   fridge / freezer, coffee maker.

General facilities: Iron and ironing board, hair dryer, bed linen and towels, washing machine, DVD, TV (local channels only), Internet connection, heating.

Address:

Pere Serafi 1-3, Barcelona

Nearby points of interest:

- Gracia (Barcelona Metro): Gràcia is a railway station, part of Barcelona Metro and Metro del Vallès commuter train networks. It's located under Placa de Gal·la Placidia. I
- Fontana‎ subway: Metro line L3
- Casa Vicens: Casa Vicens is a family residence in Barcelona, designed by Antoni Gaudi and built for industrialist Manuel Vicens. It was Gaudi's first important work. It is added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Works of Antoni Gaudí" in 2005. It was built in the period 1883-1889 and is located at Carrer de les Carolines 24, in the Gracia district of Barcelona.
- Avinguda Diagonal: Avinguda Diagonal is the name of one of Barcelona's most important avenues. It cuts the city in two, diagonally from west to east, hence the name.