Apartment for sale in Donostia-San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa

Located on Ramón y Cajal Street, perpendicular to Zurriola Beach, with views of it and in a short pedestrian area, this magnificent home is offered with a complete renovation and an interesting layout. The building is in excellent condition, built in 1953, with an elegant, well-kept entrance and a glass-enclosed elevator to cover the marble staircases, up to the main elevator.

The home has 223 m2 according to the deeds and the land registry, and 158 m2 according to the property tax records. The usable floor area according to the floor plan is 140 m2.

It has a main and a service entrance, with solid, classic doors, which together with the common areas form a private set typical of a luxury property. The main entrance gives direct access to a foyer that opens onto the living room, with front windows and access to a semi-circular terrace from which you can enjoy side views of the beach and its surroundings. The dimensions of the living room make it suitable for a large home, and it opens onto a charming, spacious dining room that is connected.

The kitchen, with an independent service entrance, connects to the dining room through a glass panel strategically positioned. It features ample storage areas and high-end appliances, and includes a window to a lightwell.

Four bedrooms—three doubles and one single—each with access to an inner courtyard for natural light, make up the sleeping area, along with three fully fitted bathrooms, two of them with showers and completely renovated, and one with a hydromassage bathtub. The master bedroom has excellent dimensions and includes a double en-suite bathroom.

Double-thermal-break PVC windows, air conditioning in the main living area and in the en-suite, porcelain tile flooring in the day area and parquet flooring in the sleeping area. Background music system. Built-in wardrobes and lacquered doors in all rooms.

Party-wall building with a ground floor and seven original storeys, the last one set back. Rendered façade, concrete bay windows, and a low-rise building under the Pascua Perea Aguirre project. Building subject to heritage protection (Grade D).