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July 24, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Còrsega Residences: Nineteen Boutique Homes in Barcelona
Còrsega Residences is a boutique development of nineteen luxury homes at Carrer de Còrsega, 333, in Barcelona, with three penthouses with private pools, a 450 m² duplex, and prices from €1,250,000. It is one of very few buildings in the city built to this scale and this standard.
July 30, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Carrer de Còrsega: A Neighbourhood Guide
Carrer de Còrsega runs along the line where Gràcia meets the Eixample, one of the most liveable and desirable addresses in Barcelona. It combines the village character of Gràcia with the architecture and retail of the Eixample, five minutes from Passeig de Gràcia.
August 02, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Inside the Design: Architecture, Materials and Light
Còrsega Residences was designed by architect Javier García Alba of AGAS, with interiors by MINIM Barcelona and kitchens and bathrooms by Gunni & Trentino. The result is a building where the quality lives in the details most people never point to.
August 05, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
The Residences and the
Wellness Area
Còrsega Residences has nineteen homes, from one-bedroom apartments of 73 m² to a 450 m² duplex penthouse, with three penthouses topped by private pools and a full wellness area at the centre of the building.
August 14, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Casa Comalat: Barcelona's Most Underrated Modernista Facade
Two streets north of Casa Batlló stands a modernista building almost nobody stops for. Casa Comalat has two facades, and the quieter one faces Carrer de Còrsega.
August 21, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
The Quadrat d'Or: Barcelona's Golden Square of Modernisme
More than a hundred and fifty protected modernista buildings stand in a few blocks of the Eixample. Carrer de Còrsega marks the upper edge of the Golden Square.
August 28, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Where to Eat Near Carrer de Còrsega: A Resident's Shortlist
Michelin dining, neighbourhood classics and the best vermouth within walking distance. A shortlist for the streets around Carrer de Còrsega.
September 4, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Passeig de Gràcia: Barcelona's Luxury Shopping Street, Explained
Flagship stores, Gaudí facades and a century of commerce on the same avenue. What makes Passeig de Gràcia work, five minutes from Carrer de Còrsega.
September 11, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
What a Private Wellness Floor Changes About Daily Life
A spa, sauna, heated pool and gym one floor below your home. What a private wellness area actually changes about living in the city.
September 18, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Esgrafiado: The Barcelona Craft on the Còrsega Facade
A centuries-old Catalan render technique, cut by hand into wet plaster. Why esgrafiado was chosen for the Còrsega facade, and where else to see it.
September 25, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Gràcia or the Eixample: Two Barcelonas, One Street
Two neighbourhoods with very different rhythms, divided by a single street. How Gràcia and the Eixample compare for anyone buying in Barcelona.
October 2, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Why Penthouses with Private Pools Are So Rare in Barcelona
Structural limits, heritage rules and height restrictions make rooftop pools almost impossible in central Barcelona. Three of them exist at Còrsega Residences.
October 6, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
The Barcelona Terrace: Outdoor Living in the Eixample
With more than three hundred days of sun a year, a terrace in Barcelona is a room rather than a feature. How outdoor space works in the Eixample.
October 9, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Concierge Living in Barcelona: What Service Really Means
Concierge is one of the most overused words in luxury property. What residential service actually covers, and the three questions to ask before buying.
October 11, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
Designing for Barcelona Light: Inside the Interiors
Barcelona light is high and hard in summer, low and golden from October. How the interiors at Còrsega Residences were designed around it.
October 13, 2026 / Còrsega Residences
The Interior Courtyard: Returning the Eixample's Green Lung
Cerdà designed the Eixample around green block interiors. Most were built over. Why the interior courtyard is the quietest room in the building.
