With more than 45,000 residents spread over an area of 141 hectares, Les Corts is a neighborhood rich in character and constantly evolving. Its origins go back to a former independent municipality that developed around the masias (traditional farmhouses) located near the streams descending from the Collserola hillside. Although it briefly enjoyed administrative autonomy in the 19th century, Les Corts was incorporated into Barcelona in 1897, and it still preserves all its historic essence today.
The urban landscape is diverse and harmonious, where medieval buildings, early developments from the 19th and 20th centuries, and high-quality contemporary architecture—recognized with several FAD awards for architecture and interior design—coexist. This balance between tradition and modernity is also reflected in the property market, with a varied range of homes highly valued for their quality of life and strategic location.
The Camp de la Creu – Loreto sector, one of the most emblematic, takes its name from an old boundary cross and the convent of the French nuns of Loreto. In the 1870s, this area saw the opening of its main streets and the creation of Plaça del Carme, the center of a lively and popular urban fabric. At the end of the 19th century, the arrival of several industries, such as the Colònia Castells, marked the area’s economic and social development.
Today, for lovers of exclusivity, BARNES Barcelona, a luxury real estate agency in Barcelona, offers apartments for sale in Les Corts that combine modern design with historic charm. Les Corts perfectly combines quiet residential areas with a valuable historical heritage and a diverse architectural offering. It is an ideal setting for those seeking a serene urban life, well-connected, with quality services, in an atmosphere that blends tradition, innovation, and prestige.
