Apartments and penthouses for sale in La Xerea
Lucas Fox Valencia
Calle Hernán Cortés 28
46004 Valencia
Spain
Featured properties in La Xerea
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Valencia City, La Xerea
Renovated apartment for sale in Valencia, near the cathedral
- Bedrooms 4
- Floor plan 342m²
- Terrace 50m²
Valencia City, La Xerea101m² penthouse with 40m² terrace for rent in La Xerea
- Bedrooms 2
- Floor plan 101m²
- Terrace 40m²
Valencia City, La Xerea614m² building with 135m² terrace for sale in La Xerea
- Bedrooms 16
- Floor plan 614m²
- Terrace 135m²
Valencia City, La Xerea225m² apartment with 20m² terrace for sale in La Xerea
- Bedrooms 4
- Floor plan 225m²
- Terrace 20m²
Properties for sale and rent in La Xerea, Valencia
Lucas Fox offers an exclusive range of La Xerea real estate for sale and rent, including spectacular, restored historic properties, sunny penthouses and contemporary renovated apartments.
La Xerea is located within the Cuitat Vella district of Valencia, at the heart of the city and is delineated by Trinitat to the North, Exposició to the East, El Pla del Remei to the South and the La Seu quarter to the west.
Until the 14th Century, La Xerea was set outwith the walls of the ancient Arab city, and only became part of the city of Valencia in 1356, with the building of a new city wall, surrounding a much larger area. Today, La Xerea is a key economic area for the city of Valencia, being home to the city's stock exchange and the Headquarters of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
The neighbourhood is known for its beautiful array of majestic stately homes and wide, picturesque avenues. It is home to a number of historic churches including St Stephen's and San Juan del Hospital, originally a Medieval Mosque. La Xerea is also home to the National Ceramics Museum, set within a Rococo palace known as the Versailles of Valencia, with its flamboyant façade and elaborate doorway.
La Xerea backs on to the beautiful Turia Gardens, a fully landscaped, green stretch of parkland that meanders through the city centre for 9km. The park was created within the dried riverbed of the former (and extremely flood-prone) Turia river, which was diverted around the city's exterior in 1957. It takes around 45 minutes to stroll its entire length and with abundant plants, cycling routes, modern sports facilities including outdoor gyms as well as many serene picnic spots, the park is hugely popular and is a much loved fixture of daily life in Valencia.
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