Overview and location
Gran Via De Les Corts Catalanes 798 5-40 L’Eixample is a residence located in one of Barcelona’s central districts. The address places it on one of the city’s main arteries – Gran Via – within the L’Eixample neighbourhood. This area is known for its grid‑pattern streets, ample sidewalks, and proximity to key university campuses, including the University of Barcelona and Universitat Pompeu Fabra. The nearest metro and bus stops are typically a few minutes’ walk, and the Sagrada Família, Plaça de Catalunya, and Passeig de Gràcia are all within a short ride or a moderate walk.
The building features an elevator and a terrace – a notable amenity for a central Barcelona property, where outdoor space is often limited. The unit types available are described as “non‑ensuite” and “branded independent house”. Non‑ensuite typically means a private bedroom with shared bathroom and kitchen facilities, though the exact layout should be confirmed with the operator. The “branded independent house” label suggests a full apartment managed by a student‑housing brand, likely containing its own kitchen and bathroom. Because the property is listed as “not_available” at the time of writing, you should verify future availability directly.
Who this residence suits
- Students or young professionals who value centrality. The location on Gran Via provides quick access to the main university zones, public transport, and the city’s social hubs. The terrace offers a rare outdoor spot in a dense urban area.
- Those comfortable with non‑ensuite living. If you are open to sharing a bathroom and kitchen with flatmates, the non‑ensuite option can be a cost‑effective way to live in a well‑connected area. The deposit of €958 (indicative – confirm with the operator) gives a baseline for initial costs.
- People who prefer a brand‑managed apartment. The “branded independent house” option implies that the apartment is operated by a recognised student‑housing company, which often provides maintenance, cleaning common areas (if applicable), and a clearer contract structure.
- Late‑stage planners who can act quickly. Central Barcelona properties close to universities often get booked months in advance. If you are searching for the 2026/2027 academic year and the unit becomes available, you may want to move promptly – though always compare with other options first.
Who may want to look elsewhere
- Budget‑conscious students seeking the lowest rents. Barcelona’s student housing market from‑price stands at €250 per month (indicative for 2026/2027). Gran Via De Les Corts Catalanes 798 is likely well above this level due to its central location, elevator, terrace, and brand management. If total monthly rent plus bills must stay near the €250 mark, this residence probably will not fit.
- Those requiring an ensuite private bathroom. The non‑ensuite unit does not include a private bathroom. If you strongly prefer your own washroom, you will need to look for ensuite studios or apartments, which are generally more expensive.
- People who need very long or very short leases. The data does not specify a minimum lease term. However, many central Barcelona units run on 10‑ or 11‑month contracts aligned with the academic year. If you need a 12‑month lease or a short‑term (e.g. 3‑month) stay, you should check directly with the operator.
- Residents who rely heavily on resident reviews. As of now, no resident reviews are publicly available for this property. If you want to read firsthand experiences before committing, you may prefer a residence with a verified rating or multiple reviews.
Room types and pricing
The property offers two unit types:
- Non‑ensuite – private bedroom, shared bathroom and kitchen with other occupants. Suitable for sociable residents who don’t mind sharing.
- Branded independent house – likely a self‑contained apartment with its own bathroom and kitchen, managed by a student‑housing brand. This usually commands a higher rent than the non‑ensuite.
The deposit shown is €958 (indicative – confirm with the operator). Monthly rent is not provided in the data; you will need to contact the operator directly. For a sense of positioning, the city‑wide “from” price for student accommodation in Barcelona is €250 per month (2026/2027 indicative). Properties in the L’Eixample area with an elevator and terrace typically start in the mid‑hundreds. You should compare this residence against others in the same district to gauge value.
Booking considerations
- Availability window. The tag “not_available” suggests the unit may be fully booked or temporarily off‑market. For the 2026/2027 academic year, monitoring the operator’s website or contacting them directly is essential. Many Barcelona student residences open bookings about 6–9 months before the move‑in date (e.g. September/October 2026 for a mid‑September start).
- Deposit. The €958 deposit is a standard security deposit. Confirm the refund policy and any deductions rules in writing.
- Lease length. No minimum lease is listed. Ask whether the contract is for a fixed academic year (e.g. 10 months) or a longer period.
- Included utilities. Check whether water, electricity, gas, and internet are included in the rent, or if they are billed separately. This can significantly affect your monthly budget.
- Visitor policy. Central apartments often restrict overnight guests. Clarify before signing.
What residents say
At the time of writing, there are no resident reviews or ratings for Gran Via De Les Corts Catalanes 798 5-40 L’Eixample. This means you cannot reference the experiences of past tenants. To make an informed decision, you may want to contact the operator and request contact with a current or former resident (some operators offer this), or ask for a video walk‑through.
FAQ
H3: Is the residence close to major universities?
Yes. The property is in the L’Eixample district, roughly a 10–20 minute walk or a short metro ride from the University of Barcelona main campus, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (though the main campus is in Bellaterra – about 30 minutes by train), and Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Ciutadella campus). The Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya is also reachable within 20–30 minutes by public transport. Exact travel times depend on your department’s location; check your campus address.
H3: What is the typical monthly rent for this residence?
The data does not include a minimum or maximum monthly rent. The deposit is €958, and the city from‑price is €250. Based on the central location, elevator, and terrace, you can reasonably expect the monthly rent to be significantly higher than €250. Contact the operator directly for a concrete quote for the 2026/2027 academic year.
H3: Can I book this property for a short stay (e.g. one semester)?
No minimum lease length is provided. The unit is currently listed as not available, so you would need to inquire. Many central Barcelona residences require a full academic year (10 or 11 months) but some may offer semester options. Confirm this with the operator before making plans.
Sources & data date
Data sourced from the operator as of July 2026. All prices are indicative – confirm with the operator at the time of booking.
For live availability and current pricing, use the on‑site assistant on the listing page to verify dates and rates.
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