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Belle Epoque Mansion 1914

This single-family residential building, constructed around 1914, was originally a summer residence. Designed by the architect Josep Pujol Brull, this work represents a departure from the Modernisme style he had practiced in some houses in Igualada and Sitges, instead drawing inspiration from Parisian models. The cylindrical tower at the corner of the chamfered corner, crowned with a slate-scale dome, is the most evident example. The balustrades, with their vases, and the classical dripstones that crown the openings follow the same line.

Tibidabo Avenue hasn't changed its appearance in over a hundred years. It still maintains the design of garden city devised by Dr. Andreu, with his private mansions on both sides, for the most powerful families. 

The rescue of this valuable Barcelona architectural heritage, with its elegant French Neoclassical style dating back to 1914, stands out as one of the significant private business initiatives our city has witnessed in recent years. This restoration and conservation of a historic building not only contributes to preserving the city's architectural heritage but also reflects the company's commitment to Barcelona's beauty and cultural value. This effort to keep the city's historical roots alive while simultaneously promoting urban development is a commendable example of how private investment can have a positive impact on a city's community and identity.

The splendid luxury penthouse, located in the historic mansion, offers an impressive 209 square meters of living space with an additional 50 square meter private terrace. This unique space is available for those who dream of living in a historic mansion that has been completely renovated and equipped with every imaginable contemporary comfort and detail.

The interior of this majestic property has been masterfully designed by the interior design team led by Eva Sauleda. Their vision is characterized by an elegant, classic, and timeless style that blends the historical with the modern. The renovation incorporated products from some of the world's most prestigious brands in their respective segments, ranging from British brands Buster & Punch and Valvuleria Bentley, to French brands I Paris and Cir Landesa, and the iconic Ralph Lauren London. Furthermore, contributions from French brands Elie Bleu, Tectona, Cire Trudon, and Le Feu, Italian brands Gessi and Penta, Dutch brand Eichholtz, and German brand Miele have added even more refinement to this spectacular space.

The mansion, known as "La Belle Epoque 1914," is not only a residence but also the headquarters of the newly renovated Jaguar Club Barcelona. Therefore, it's not uncommon to spot genuine classic automotive gems from the prestigious British marque in its parking lot.

We hope that more tasteful and elegant private initiatives like this one will emerge, contributing to the enrichment of Barcelona. These initiatives seek to gradually recover the ground lost in recent years, merging the city's rich history with intrinsic excellence and quality. In short, "La Belle Epoque 1914" is a unique, multidisciplinary experience for those who appreciate good taste and quality, and undoubtedly stands as one of the most distinctive and charming buildings in Barcelona.

* In compliance with Law 12/2023 and Law 18/2007, we inform you that:
Regarding this property, there is no state information certificate of reference rental prices.
This property is considered luxury property due to its surface area and/or rent, and therefore, in accordance with the LAU, the state index of reference rental prices does not apply.