Excellent 3 Bedroom apartment for sale in San Sebastián, Basque Country

Ideal for families, this property could easily be one or two superb properties, as it also has a comfortable terrace overlooking Legazpi Street, just steps from Plaza Guipúzcoa.

It is distributed in a lobby, which leads to a spacious living room room with a fireplace, a dining room , and a reading room with several clearly differentiated areas. Large windows flood the space with light and access onto the terrace for snacks and fresh air. The kitchen is equipped with appliances and connected to this space, although it has a sliding door that can separate them.

On the other side of the lobby , we find a full bathroom and a staircase leading to a small attic that can be used as a storage room or service room. Next, we find two double bedrooms, each with a generously sized lower floor and a loft, and each with a full en-suite bathroom .

The finishes used remind us of a typical "baserri" (Basque farmhouse), with beautiful wooden beams and sloping ceilings that reach great heights.

It needs updating in some rooms, but offers great potential as the building also has east-facing rights.

*HAS A TERRACE FACING LEGAZPI STREET

*THE BUILDING HAS THE RIGHT TO LIFT

• lobby
• Living-Dining room
• large kitchen
• 2 double bedrooms with lofts and en-suite bathrooms
• 1 loft
• Terrace with table capacity

In one of the most prestigious areas of the city, with all kinds of shops, bars, restaurants, clinics, etc., and just a few steps from the Boulevard, as well as Plaza Guipúzcoa, one of the most charming places in the city. of San Sebastian. This square was designed between 1867 and 1882 and was built with ashlar stone in a neoclassical style. The gardens of the Plaza de Guipúzcoa are characterized, like the Alderdi Eder Park, by having a great variety of plants, flowers and trees. Likewise, the famous Provincial Palace is located in this square, which was inaugurated in 1883. The interior of this palace has a very stately design, where there is an important collection of art, mostly by contemporary Basque painters.

In this case, Legazpi Street, this road that leaves Gipuzkoa Square, is dedicated to Miguel López de Legazpi, born in Zumarraga in the early years of the 16th century, and considered the conqueror of the Philippines, where he died in 1572. The Gipuzkoan nobleman (his father had fought with the troops of the Crown of Castile) he studied law and was a town councilor. He then spent 21 years in Mexico where he made Fortuna. When Philip II was commissioned to go to the Philippines to save members of a previous expedition, he was placed in command at the suggestion of Urdaneta, who was a family-friendly of his.