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Studio apartments for rent in Barcelona

studio for 2 close to park güell

Studio in Barcelona, El Coll

45m²
2Guests

10 min walk to Park Güell 10 min walk to Metro Penitents ☆Quiet Neighbourhood ☆Easy Connection with the Centre Penitents metro station (green line L3) is a 10-minute walk away, and El Coll metro station (blue line L5) a 15-minute walk This cosy ground floor studio is perfect for couples. The studio is located in a quiet neighbourhood in Barcelona. It has a bedroom area, a bathroom, a living-dining room and a fully equipped kitchen. ☆☆ BEDROOMS ☆☆ This stunning studio has a double bed which allows for living space for up to 2 people. The bedroom area is equipped with a high-quality double bed, name brand linens and soft natural lighting. The studio is warm and inviting, and a great place to relax after exploring the beautiful city. ☆☆ BATHROOMS ☆☆ This spacious studio has 1 full bathroom. The bathroom has all the necessities you need from towels to toiletries. ☆☆ KITCHEN & LOUNGE ☆☆ The kitchen is fully equipped, in which you could cook tasty dishes and enjoy them together with your family or friends in the dining area. The lounge area sits in the center of the studio, making it easy to move around the space. The studio has a beautiful floor and tasteful discrete decor. - Minimum Age: 25 -Late Check-in Fee: after 21/9 pm 20€, and after 24/12 am 50€ -Bills: The included monthly amount that can be spent on supplies is €150, this includes water, gas, and electricity

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€1,350
/ month
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What to know about renting studio apartments in Barcelona

Barcelona may not be the capital of Spain, but it remains to be the most popular destination for tourists and locals alike. Despite its smaller size compared to other European capitals, Barcelona offers a temperate climate, endless cultural attractions, and nearby beaches to take advantage of in that summer sun. Unfortunately, these perks don’t come without a high price tag, and that’s certainly something to take into consideration if you’re looking for a studio apartment in Barcelona. Having said that, studio apartments are some of the most affordable properties that you’ll find in Barcelona, so it’s a great place to start if you’re on a budget. It’s important to understand that studio apartments usually consist of two rooms and can be considerably smaller than a one-bedroom apartment. In Barcelona, studio apartments tend to fall between 16m² and 60m² and are made up of the main living space and a bathroom. The living space in a studio apartment usually combines a space for the bedroom and the living room, often with a small, but perfectly functional, kitchen or kitchenette too. While this may seem like a lot of things to fit into one room, thanks to modern space-saving design and technology, many features tend to have a double-use. For example, the kitchen worktop might transform into a spacious dining table, or the bed may fold up during the day and act as shelves.

Who should rent a studio apartment in Barcelona?

Studio apartments offer an affordable alternative for anybody moving to a new city alone. Instead of having to enter a house-share situation, a studio apartment in Barcelona gives you the opportunity to enjoy your own space and have a cozy home to call your own. For this reason, studio apartments in Barcelona suit a wide range of people, from young professionals and students to city-breakers and businessmen and women. Studio apartments are particularly popular amongst young professionals and students. Thanks to the lower rental costs, you’ll find studio apartments across Barcelona, in areas that may be too expensive to rent larger apartments. Centrally located studio apartments give you access to the business center of Barcelona as well as all of its top attractions. Considering the compact nature of studio apartments, they’re normally reserved for single people only. However, couples may also feel comfortable opting for one of the larger studio apartments in Barcelona, one that may be equipped with a balcony or mezzanine to really maximize the space. As well as understanding what a studio apartment is and who should rent one, it’s important to understand how to rent one in Barcelona. There is, of course, the traditional method of contacting estate agents on the ground, attending numerous house viewings, and entering a bidding process with others. Alternatively, there’s an easier way to do it. Use Homelike to book a studio entirely online in Barcelona.

Best neighborhoods to look for studio apartments in Barcelona

The best neighborhoods to rent 1 bedroom apartments in Barcelona depend on a number of factors such as your budget, lifestyle, apartment size, apartment quality, building amenities and desired neighborhood. Barcelona is the most expensive city in Spain. So, don't expect the rent to be cheap. Some of the neighborhoods we recommend in Barcelona include- Gracia, Les Corts, Sarria - Sant Gervasi, Barrio Gotico, El Born, Barceloneta, L’Eixample, Poble Sec, El Poblenouand Sant Marti. To know more about the best places to live in Barcelona and what each one offers, see our detailed guide on the best neighborhoods in Barcelona.

Average rent for studio apartments in Barcelona

As we mentioned earlier, Barcelona isn’t the most affordable option if you’re hoping to live in Spain. It does, however, have a wide range of rental prices to choose from. Studio apartments vary in price depending on a number of key factors, including their location, their size, and the current state of the Spanish rental market at the time. This means that when rental properties are in high demand, rental prices are likely to surge. However, an apartment’s monthly rental price is hugely dictated by its location: the more central the location, the higher the price, and the further you head out of the city the lower the price. For this reason, rental prices for studio apartments in Barcelona fluctuate between 300€ and 2,500€. If you’re hoping to keep your monthly outgoings as low as possible, the neighborhoods of El Raval, Sants-Montjuic, or Horta Guinardo are great choices. While these may sit a little out of the center, Barcelona has a fantastic transport system to take advantage of. These neighborhoods are also some of the more up-and-coming areas in town, with independent boutiques and restaurants opening up all the time. Alternatively, if money isn’t an issue, Gracia, Les Corts, and Sarria are some of the most exclusive, and naturally, most expensive areas in town. Popular amongst families and young professionals, these neighborhoods emanate a community-type feel with plenty of green spaces and all of the shops, services, and amenities you could wish for right on your doorstep.

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