Open-plan commercial space for sale on Sant Fructuós street, a stone's throw from Plaça d'Espanya. Distributed over two floors. 67 m² on the ground floor with access from the street and the building's landing, and 100 m² in the basement, connected by internal stairs and a goods lift. Ideal for a shop, office, or residential conversion (possibility of conversion). Unique opportunity! THIS IS NOT A BUSINESS TRANSFER. Commercial premises with an operational motorcycle workshop are for sale. For sale: equipped commercial premises with a running motorcycle workshop business, located in an area with excellent visibility and foot traffic. Directly opposite, you'll find a bus stop, which provides. However, this urban layout presents a challenge for the elderly, people with reduced mobility, or those with shopping trolleys or prams. "We've been demanding escalators for years," states an elderly resident. Another neighbour would be content with proper ramps. "The two that are there are dangerous, and you get covered in sand because they force you to cross the park."

The hustle and bustle generated in the neighbourhood is evident, and the residents suffer from it. "To get to the Estadi Olímpic, a swarm of tourists always crosses the neighbourhood. They could go around it," expresses a resident to Metrópoli with resignation, witnessing "the chaos and noise they make, waking up all the residents". In addition to the annoying night-time noise, the resident fears the area could become a "night-time meeting point for young people and tourists" due to its quiet and poorly lit surroundings, with panoramic city views. The civil stairs, with their steep slopes, are a distinctive feature of Turó de la Guatlla. For some, it's an advantage, as expressed by a resident who has just bought a flat in the neighbourhood. "It seems fabulous, it means I get more exercise."

The neighbourhood bus is another solution suggested by some affected residents. "This way, we could go up and down without problems; many neighbourhoods in Barcelona have this," a local tenant tells this publication. The La Font de la Guatlla neighbourhood is characterised by its division into two contrasting areas. In the lower part, connected to Gran Via, more modern buildings stand out. On the other hand, the upper area, known as Turó de la Guatlla, features old single-family homes with small gardens and urban neglect, defining it as the abandoned part of Barcelona. Both areas have something in common: a lack of public facilities and a nearby health centre. "For years, the City Council has only provided us with some useless planters and a community centre," explains the president of the neighbours' association, Lluís Maté, to Metrópoli. This community space, he argues, has "extended opening hours because it's the only place where neighbours can do activities."

The cost of installing sanitary ware in La Font de la Guatlla typically ranges from €58 to €540. The final price depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time. We always provide a fixed quote before starting. Cheap Higher prices Recent Old Lowered Most Cheap €/m² Expensive €/m² Large Small High floors Low floors "This is chaos; we've been completely neglected," states one of the long-term residents to this publication, confirming the urban neglect denounced by the neighbourhood leader. "The only thing the council has done is an urban vegetable garden," they add indignantly. Another resident shares the same experience, stating they have to travel for essential services like medical assistance.