Great property in XIV century building in Gòtic

Beautiful property located within a magnificent XIV century building located in the heart of the Jewish quarter of Barcelona. It is the oldest inhabited house in Barcelona, which is accessed by a picturesque medieval cobblestone street. The property was renovated in 1898 by modernist architects Antoni Maria Gallisa i Soque, who worked with Domenec i Montaner and Jujol. The entrance to the house is through an inner courtyard, where Gallissa's work stands out in the mosaics and the ceramic image representing Sant Domenec. The renovation of the building extends to the flat while expertly maintaining the original elements. They introduce the wrought iron beams that complement the original wooden beams, stone walls and Catalan tuff flooring. The entire apartment surrounds the courtyard of light, so it has an entrance of light in all rooms by multiple sides. Upon entering the house we find an entrance hall and a guest toilet. We continue to a large room full of original elements, exposed beam ceilings, Catalan tuff floors, natural stone wall and two stone balconies. Next is the fully renovated kitchen with an impressive island and facing windows that bring light, warmth and view to the vegetation. Crossing the kitchen there is a multipurpose room, currently a work area and library that connects to the private areas. Two double bedrooms, lots of space for storage, big bathroom and a space for laundry.