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This apartment is located in a building with an elevator. It consists of three bedrooms and one bathroom. Fully equipped and ready to move in, for short-term rental. Parquet floors and double-glazed windows. Large landlord: no. Last contract price: €1,590. Price index: not applicable. The Navas neighborhood is the newest of those that make up the current Sant Andreu district. It extends across part of the former Clot and Sagrera territories, on both sides of Meridiana Avenue. Las Navas de Tolosa Street is the main thoroughfare and gives the neighborhood its name. The heart of the neighborhood is Ferran Reyes Square, located on Meridiana Avenue. The square is dominated by the Sant Joan Bosco parish church, notable for the originality of its roof. Part of the neighborhood consists of streets that retain the grid pattern of Cerdà's Eixample district, while another part comprises a popular housing complex called Cases del Governador. Built across three city blocks, plus three smaller blocks on the site of a former tile factory, the housing complex was constructed by the National Housing Syndicate in 1944 and inaugurated by Governor Correa Veglison, from whom it takes its name. Beneath the current Meridiana Avenue, Bofarull Street, now partially pedestrianized, was one of the former main thoroughfares of La Sagrera. The renovation of Meridiana Avenue and Plaça d'Islàndia has contributed to renewing the neighborhood's image and reaffirming its identity. The tenacious will of the residents, united around their association, was decisive a few years ago in consolidating Navas as a distinct neighborhood within La Sagrera. AICAT registration number: 8446