Pet-friendly homes to rent in el Clot, Barcelona
Working-class and historic neighborhood of Sant Martí, well served by metro and rail.
Get to know el Clot
El Clot is a neighborhood of the Sant Martí district of Barcelona, in Catalonia. It is one of the oldest parts of the district, already mentioned in the Middle Ages as Clotum Melis.
In the nineteenth century flour mills, textile works and tanneries were set up here, and it remains a working-class neighborhood. It has a large metro and rail station, and the Torre Agbar and the Glòries shopping centre are nearby.
Data: Wikidata and OpenStreetMap
- Listings
- 2
- From
- €550
- Typical price
- €1,225
- Population
- 26,759
Listings2 listings
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- Studios1 listing · from €1,399
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Pet-friendly homes in el Clot, Barcelona: how much is the rent?
Half of the listings cost under €1,225 a month, the cheapest start from €550.
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