At number 77 on Carrer de Gavà, BelVillage brings 27 furnished private apartments to a neighbourhood shaped by workshops, markets, and local commerce. It’s a contemporary address in Sants-Montjuïc, with the everyday life of Barcelona unfolding around it.
Inside, warm finishes and carefully arranged interiors make room for the practicalities of a longer stay. From compact studios to a duplex apartment, Gavà offers different ways to settle into this corner of the city, with your own kitchen and bathroom.
The old textile mills of Sants have found new uses, from public parks to a neighbourhood library. That history sits alongside a busy network of shops and cafés, giving the area a character that has grown over generations.
Buy dinner ingredients at Hostafrancs Market, wander along Carrer de Sants, or take a book to Parc de l’Espanya Industrial. These are places that can become part of your week when you have time to get to know the neighbourhood.








Having your own apartment means deciding how an ordinary Tuesday looks. Cook something from the market, stay in after work, or head back out for the evening. Gavà gives you a private base for the weeks and months ahead.
Wood tones and dark metal details bring warmth and definition to the interiors. Storage sits alongside the sleeping and living areas, giving everyday belongings a place without dominating the room.
Colour in the kitchen adds personality, while the arrangement of furniture brings cooking, sleeping, and relaxing together in a compact layout that works throughout the day.
Amenities: Under Construction & Coming Soon
Gavà’s common areas are currently under development. Plans include spaces for working, sharing meals, and spending time outdoors, with final facilities and opening dates still to be confirmed.
Coworking & Meetings
A coworking area and a dedicated meeting room are planned for remote work and study, giving residents more choice in how they organise a working day at Gavà.
Shared Kitchen & Lounge
A shared kitchen and lounge are planned for the sociable moments of everyday life: preparing dinner together, sharing a meal, or getting to know the people who live around you.
Outdoor Terrace
An outdoor terrace is planned for a break in the fresh air, a few pages of a book, or an unhurried conversation with neighbours at the end of the day.