- The residential complex consists of two buildings—one with four stories and the other with eight—containing 62 two- and three-bedroom units, as well as 72 parking spaces, 62 storage units, and three commercial spaces.
- Can Batllori features high-quality finishes and materials, thoughtful design, and a B energy rating, as well as a wide variety of common areas, including a pool and rooftop sun deck.
April 8, 2021.—Culmia, one of Spain’s leading real estate developers, is launching the Can Batllori residential complex in Hospitalet de Llobregat. The complex consists of two buildings, each with 4 and 8 stories, and features 62 two- and three-bedroom units ranging in size from 74 m² to 96 m², plus 72 parking spaces, 62 storage units, and 3 commercial spaces.
Built on a total area of 1,464 m², this development joins the more than 4,200 homes spread across 74 projects that Culmia has in the region.
To provide a comprehensive service to its customers, Culmia offers a development at Can Batllori featuring spacious common areas for residents to enjoy, such as the rooftop solarium and communal pool.
This development places a strong emphasis on quality and design, as the finishes have been crafted with meticulous attention to detail and with a focus on cost savings and sustainability; as a result, it has earned a B energy rating.
The layout of these homes has been designed to make the most of natural light, with private terraces and ground-floor units featuring large private patios.
Can Batllori is located in the Sant Josep neighborhood, in the city center. It offers all the necessary amenities for families and spacious green areas, such as the Can Boixeres, Les Planes, and La Torrassa parks. With a prime location just a few minutes from downtown Barcelona—whether by public transportation or by car—it is less than 15 minutes from Barcelona El Prat Airport.
Since 2013, the company has delivered more than 5,000 homes throughout Spain, and has a sales portfolio of 80 developments and 4,000 homes, as well as land to develop 11,000 more homes.
