Bright 40m² top-floor studio with great renovation potential For sale: This cozy studio is located on the top floor of a building with an industrial past, now converted into a home with character. The apartment stands out for its high ceilings, reaching up to 4.10m on the sloping area, allowing for the possibility of creating a mezzanine or duplex bedroom. The main area combines a space with a height of 2.56m and another with sloping ceilings, offering multiple layout options (see floor plans). Currently, it has a bathroom with a shower located in a separate room. All rooms are exterior, northeast-facing, and equipped with aluminum windows and double glazing that guarantee good light and insulation. It has split-type air conditioning, an electric water heater for hot water, and an alarm system. It comes with a redistribution plan that proposes modern solutions to optimize the space, ideal for a single person, a couple, or even a family with a child. Located in a building with an elevator and a spacious, renovated entrance, this apartment is an excellent opportunity for those looking for a versatile home with personality in a historic building. Location: Provençals del Poblenou is a neighborhood in the Sant Martí district of Barcelona. It is a quiet residential area, once known for its industrial activity. It has a working-class atmosphere, with a young, middle-class atmosphere. The neighborhood has six primary schools (mainly near Gran Vía) and several university administrative offices. It also has a senior center. The neighborhood has two general areas: a former industrial area with fragments of housing, and a residential area. The revitalization of Poblenou in recent years has involved the transformation of these old factories into modern blocks. Its most important enclaves are: Poblenou Central Park (a large walled enclosure located between Avenida Diagonal and Marroc and Bac de Roda streets), Barcelona's @22 district, the Glories shopping center (a semi-open shopping center with shops, restaurants, cinemas, and cafes), the Can Ricard industrial complex, Gran Vía, Cristóbal de Moura, Llull, Diagonal, and Pere IV.