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Size 380 metrs
Rooms 15
Bathroom 9
Perfect for sharing between two. This bright twin room features two single beds with storage underneath, maximizing storage space. It also includes open-concept wardrobes, a shared desk ideal for studying or working from home, clothes racks, and designer furniture.
The aerothermal heating system ensures absolute comfort year-round, and the digital lock provides security and convenience.
In the heart of Gràcia lies Escorial, a coliving building designed from the ground up for enjoying Barcelona in community. Here, you'll not only have a comfortable private room, but also spaces to share unique moments: a lovely front garden to start the day with coffee and conversation, a sunny rooftop terrace for dining or working outdoors, and a living area where movies and conversations stretch late into the night.
Built in 1940 in a distinctive Modernist style and expanded in the 1970s with an additional floor, the building was reborn in 2025 thanks to a comprehensive renovation that combines high-quality materials, contemporary design, and respect for its original essence.
The common areas are designed to ensure you never feel cramped: a fully equipped double kitchen, several kitchenettes, a separate laundry area, and a total of nine bathrooms.
The rooms are comfortable and bright, with large French doors, high-speed internet, digital locks, and beds with storage underneath. Three of them have en-suite bathrooms.
Furthermore, the building features an aerothermal system for efficient climate control in both summer and winter, always included in your monthly rent.
If you're looking to live in Gràcia surrounded by charming squares, bars, and restaurants, with the Joanic (L4) and Fontana (L3) metro stations just minutes away, Escorial 156 is the perfect place to combine privacy, comfort, and shared experiences with an international community.
Gràcia is an elegant neighborhood known for its 19th-century boulevards and pedestrian streets lined with boutiques, galleries, and independent cinemas. Plaça de la Vila de Gràcia, with its iconic clock tower, is flanked by bistros serving Catalan cuisine and wine bars. Examples of Antoni Gaudí's Modernista architecture can be seen throughout the area, from the Islamic-inspired Casa Vicens to Park Güell, a stunning open-air space with countless mosaics perched on a hill high above the city.
