A total renovation of Asturias, a unique townhouse between tradition and modern elegance

This modern villa offers the versatility of a three-bedroom home and the convenience of downtown living. Nestled between two buildings, Asturias is a rare find; a true jewel restored to splendor thanks to the redevelopment of m-i-r-a architecture.
A completely new floor has been added to the property topped by a remarkable terrace that provides valuable outdoor space, especially rare and desirable considering the villa's central location

The sand-colored facade has all the beauty of a classic Catalan house: a terracotta step, a natural wood door, a charming balcony window, and neat framed windows. The newly constructed floor plan blends seamlessly with both the property itself and adjacent properties. Fishbone tiling was skillfully used in this section: attractive and sympathetically colored to blend in with the neighboring buildings

The ground floor consists of a spacious living room, a bathroom, and a large eat-in kitchen overlooking a spacious private patio. A traditional color scheme complements the preserved original features, while fresh white touches bring a sense of modernity. A white staircase rises like a canal through the center of the house, combining original brick with modern, crisp, angular forms

The second floor houses a charming, bright master bedroom with an airy balcony overlooking the street. A bathroom is located next to the stairwell, and at the back of the property is a well-sized second bedroom overlooking the patio. Ascending to the second floor, one is greeted by large wooden windows overlooking the front of the house. These follow the shape of the walls, starting at the floor, going up the walls and curving over the ceiling. They welcome light from many angles, and the sky is always visible, mimicking the feeling of being outside. Another bathroom and a third bedroom complete this level