Luxury apartments in Barcelona — from €599,000
Flats, lofts and penthouses in the Zona Alta and the centre of Barcelona, from the CENTURY 21 listings. Some are never published on the portals — those I share in person.
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Apartment in Turó Park
Turó Park
€4,400,000
Apartment in Barcelona – Eixample
Barcelona – Eixample
€3,250,000
Apartment in Sarrià – Sant Gervasi
Sarrià – Sant Gervasi
€3,100,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€2,800,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€2,550,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€2,500,000
Loft in Barcelona
Barcelona
€2,500,000
Apartment in Pedralbes
Pedralbes
€2,495,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€1,795,000
Penthouse in Barcelona – Eixample
Barcelona – Eixample
€1,790,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€1,460,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€1,230,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€1,070,000
Penthouse in Sant Boi de Llobregat
Sant Boi de Llobregat
€688,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€675,000
Apartment in Esplugues de Llobregat
Esplugues de Llobregat
€631,000
Apartment in Barcelona
Barcelona
€630,000
Apartment in Barcelona – Ciutat Vella
Barcelona – Ciutat Vella
€599,000
Off-market: some apartments never reach this page
Some flats in the portfolio, penthouses especially, never appear on Idealista, Kyero or any public catalogue. Their owners usually prefer to avoid public listings and casual viewings. Access is by introduction, once budget and intent are confirmed.
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NeighbourhoodsBuying in Sarrià: what the village inside Barcelona costs, and why people pay itSarrià was a town of its own until 1921 and still behaves like one. It asks €7,811/m² — more than the Les Corts district that Pedralbes belongs to, and more than any other quarter of Sarrià – Sant Gervasi — and the reason is the one thing the Zona Alta usually lacks: you can live here on foot.Read the guide →
NeighbourhoodsBuying in Pedralbes: what Barcelona's most exclusive address costs, and what you get for itPedralbes asks €8,413/m² — 54% above the city average. What that buys, where the quarter begins and ends, why houses here trade far above the index, and the four things to check before you commit.Read the guide →
Buying processWhat property costs in Barcelona in 2026: asking prices, closing prices, and the gap between themBarcelona's asking price is €5,449/m²; the price registered at the notary is €4,922/m². Both numbers, district by district — plus what €500,000, €1M and €4M actually buy.Read the guide →