Sants-Montjuïc stretches from the Montjuïc mountain, the natural boundary of the city towards the port, to the neighbourhoods of Sants and Hostafrancs. On the slopes of the mountain are some of the most visited places in Barcelona, such as the Museu Nacional d'Art de Catalunya, the Fundació Miró, the castle or the Mies van der Rohe pavilion, as well as gardens and viewpoints where residents walk every day.
At the foot of Montjuïc, el Poble-sec is a neighbourhood of narrow, sometimes steep streets, with plenty of terrace life, and theatres and venues around the Avinguda del Paral·lel. Sants, on the other side, keeps its character as an old village, with its market, its shopping street and its Festa Major, and around the station everything is close at hand.
The homes are varied: old buildings of a few floors, often without a lift, in el Poble-sec and the core of Sants, and more recent buildings on the wider streets. There are apartments to renovate with great potential and already renovated apartments that make good use of the light, especially on the streets that climb towards the mountain.
It attracts young professionals, couples and families who want a real neighbourhood, with local shops, and those who need to get around a lot: Sants station, with commuter and high-speed trains, and several metro lines connect it with the whole city and with the airport.
Here the streets and buildings change a lot from one block to the next. We help you tell them apart so that you find the apartment that truly suits you.