Overview of Gran Via De Les Corts Catalanes 470 Pr2 L’Eixample
This property sits at 460, L’Eixample, 08015 Barcelona, Spain – a central address in the city’s iconic grid-planned district. The residence is listed as a branded independent house with non-ensuite units, meaning you will have a private bedroom but share bathroom and kitchen facilities with other tenants. Monthly rent ranges from €1,009 to €1,092, with a deposit of €1,021 and a minimum lease term of two months. The listing currently displays a “not_available” tag, suggesting no immediate vacancy as of the data snapshot.
Included amenities are an elevator, cleaning service, and WiFi. The property belongs to AmberStudent’s inventory, but no resident reviews or ratings are provided in the source dataset. The price is stated in EUR and is indicative – you must confirm exact amounts and availability directly with the operator.
Barcelona has 189 student properties listed on the platform, with a city-wide from-price of €250 per month (typically a shared room or distant location). This particular residence sits at the higher end of the market.
Who This Residence Suits
Students with a comfortable budget
If you can allocate around €1,000–€1,100 per month for accommodation (plus utilities and deposits), this location becomes feasible. The price includes cleaning service and WiFi – two recurring costs that are often separate in other rentals – which can save you both time and money over the course of a stay.
Short-term movers
The minimum lease of two months is shorter than many student contracts (often 5–12 months). This suits exchange students, summer interns, or those who need a base for a single academic quarter. Bear in mind that the property was showing as not available at the time of data collection, so you will need to confirm future openings.
Central location seekers
L’Eixample is Barcelona’s central district, known for wide boulevards, modernist architecture, and excellent public transport. You will be within walking distance of Plaça de Catalunya, Las Ramblas, and many university faculties. The address on Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes places you on a major artery, making it easy to reach other parts of the city by metro or bus.
Those who value included cleaning
Regular cleaning service is often an extra or absent in shared flats. Having it bundled into the monthly rent reduces hassle and helps maintain common areas, which is especially useful if you live with others and want to avoid disputes over chores.
People comfortable with shared facilities
The unit type is non-ensuite, so the bathroom and kitchen are shared. If you are used to communal living and prefer a private bedroom only, this arrangement can work well. The property is described as a “branded independent house,” which may imply a managed building or a cluster of rooms under one operator, offering some structure over a purely private rental.
Who This Residence Does Not Suit
Budget-conscious students
Barcelona’s from-price is €250, and the average student property is likely much lower than €1,009. If your monthly housing budget is under €800, this residence will stretch your finances. The deposit also exceeds €1,000, adding an upfront hurdle.
Those needing ensuite privacy
If you require your own bathroom or a private kitchen, the non-ensuite layout will not satisfy that need. Shared facilities can reduce privacy and require coordination with flatmates. The listing does not mention ensuite options, so assume a standard shared arrangement.
Immediate move-in required
The “not_available” tag indicates that the property was not open for booking at the time the database was updated (mid-2026). If you need housing for the upcoming semester without delay, you may need to look elsewhere or contact the operator to see if openings have changed.
Long-term tenants wanting a full lease
While two months minimum is flexible, the maximum lease length is not specified. Some students prefer a full academic year (9–12 months) without renegotiation. Confirm with the operator whether longer stays are allowed, as the listing data only shows a short minimum.
Group bookers
This appears to be a single unit or a small independent house, not a large residence hall with many rooms. If you want to live in a big community with common events and multiple building amenities (gym, study lounge, reception), this property may feel too isolated.
Price Positioning vs City Reference
The city’s from-price of €250 is the lowest available among all 189 listed properties – often a single bed in a far-from-centre shared apartment. This Gran Via residence costs roughly four times that amount, at €1,009–€1,092 per month.
To put this in perspective: central L’Eixample studios or one-bedroom flats on the open market can easily reach €1,000–€1,400. However, those are typically private leases with no utilities or cleaning included. This property bundles WiFi and cleaning, but you share facilities. The price is high relative to the “non-ensuite” category; many shared rooms in central Barcelona fall between €500–€800. You are paying a premium for the district’s convenience, the managed building style, and the short lease flexibility.
All prices here are indicative – you must confirm with the operator before committing. The deposit (€1,021) roughly equals one month’s rent, which is standard for managed student housing in Spain.
Room-Type Guidance
The listing lists two unit types: “non_ensuite” and “branded_independent_house.” In practice, this likely means the property is a small building (or a floor within a building) operated by a single brand, where individual rooms are rented out. Each room contains a private bedroom; the bathroom and kitchen are shared among a small group of tenants (typically 3–6 people).
If you have a strong preference for your own bathroom, look for “ensuite” or “studio” categories. If you want a fully self-contained apartment (studio or one-bedroom), that would be a different listing. The spare floor plan suggests a typical shared flat layout – you get a lockable bedroom and share the rest.
Given the price, expect the bedrooms to be of a decent size (10–15 m²) and furnished. The building has an elevator, which is a plus in Barcelona’s older walk-ups.
Booking Timing
Because the property was listed as not available at the time of the data snapshot (2026-07), any booking plans require direct communication with the operator. If you are aiming for a stay starting in late 2026 or early 2027, reach out several months in advance to see if new inventory becomes available.
The minimum two-month lease makes it possible to book for a specific short period (e.g., a summer internship or a single academic term). If the operator confirms availability, secure your spot early – central L’Eixample properties in this price range often fill quickly for September and January intakes.
Remember that the data shown is a snapshot; the actual availability calendar may have changed. Use the on-site assistant (if available on the platform) to check current openings for 2026 or 2027.
FAQ
Is the property currently available for 2026–2027?
The source dataset, dated July 2026, lists the property with a “not_available” tag and no available_from date. This strongly suggests that no rooms were open for immediate booking at that time. However, availability changes frequently. You should contact the operator directly to ask about future batches or waiting lists. All information here is indicative – confirm with the operator.
What is included in the monthly rent?
According to the listing, the rent covers access to WiFi, a cleaning service, and use of the building’s elevator. It does not explicitly state whether water, electricity, or gas are included – in many managed student properties these are either built into the price or billed separately. Ask the operator for a full breakdown. The deposit (€1,021) is separate and refundable, subject to the terms of your contract.
How close is this residence to the main university campuses?
The address is in L’Eixample, a central district. Many university buildings are within a 20–30 minute walk or a short metro ride. For example, the University of Barcelona’s main campus is roughly 1.5 km away (about 15 minutes on foot). The Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona is further north and typically requires a 45–60 minute commute via train or metro. For specific travel times, check a map or transport app using the address “460, L’Eixample, 08015 Barcelona”. The exact distance will depend on which faculty you attend.
Sources & data date
Data for this article was obtained from AmberStudent’s inventory snapshot for property ID amber-1236905 (Gran Via De Les Corts Catalanes 470 Pr2 L’Eixample), as well as city-level reference data for Barcelona (189 listings, from-price €250). All information is current as of July 2026. No resident reviews were available in the source dataset. Prices are indicative – confirm with the operator.
For live availability and specific move-in dates, you can use the on-site assistant to check current openings for this residence.
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