Barcelona, Catalonia, Address available on request

Details:- 59 m premises for sale for profitability in the Sant Antoni neighbourhood. Currently renting a kiosk for €750 per month until 2026.
The premises consist of a 2m window that overlooks a 14m open space to the public. The back store has two independent spaces plus kitchen and bathroom. The height of the premises is 3.97 m and 2.68 m to the false ceiling.
There is also a mezzanine without commercial height. The annual IBI is €401 and the annual community fees are €300.

The name of the neighbourhood has its origin in the convent of Sant Antoni Abat, built in the 15th century, next to the wall of Barcelona. From that place the Fraga road departed, which went to Esplugues and Martorell; It was one of the main ones and the busiest. It was on its way to the site known as Creu Coberta, where the cross of the city's terminus was located, before entering the village of Sants. In 1806, the convent passed into the hands of the Piarists, who took possession of it in 1815, and in 1839 the Pious School of Sant Antoni was born.

The origin of the Sant Antoni Market dates back to the mid-thirteenth century in the Encants market, which was very marginal. It was located outside the walls and was moved, around 1850, to Carrer du Consolat. When in the period 1872-1882 Rovira i Trias built the large iron market, there were almost no houses around it and it served as a market in the working-class neighbourhood of Raval. Little by little, that market and the stalls that surrounded it were consolidated as a great fair, and gave personality and life to the neighborhood that developed in its vicinity. This popular commercial tradition is still going strong today, and will be strengthened with the rehabilitation and renovation of the historic market building.