For many of you your pet is as important as any other member of the family, and for sure you are not willing to leave it in your hometowns during your stay in Barcelona, whether for study or work. So how do you find pet-friendly apartments in a city you may not know yet? This is an also an interesting article if you need to find pet-friendly long term rentals in Spain.
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Finding a place to move into with your pet(s)
In ShBarcelona we have the solution! We offer a large range of pet-friendly long term rentals in Barcelona, in every neighborhood of Barcelona and a wide range of prices.
Be advised by one of our agents visiting ShBarcelona, calling our offices at Casanova street or at Bailen Street (934 521 347) or visiting us directly in person.
Rent an apartment with your pet
Pet-friendly apartments in El Born
In the heart of Born you will find charming apartments surrounded by the landmarks of the Catalan city with the characteristic architecture of the historic center. You can live in this area with your pet and enjoy long walks in this charming neighborhood. Ciutadella park is just around the corner.
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We keep moving in the center of Barcelona, at the Valencia street crossing with Comte d’Urgell, in this pet- friendly apartment, a wonderful and sunny penthouse with a large terrace and great views of the entire city.
You can live there with your family, your pet, your partner or your friends comfortably, in a prime location near bus and metro stations, parks and shops. This could also be one of the most pet-friendly winter rentals in Spain.
Apartments with a pet in Sants
Nothing more and nothing less than 3 double bedrooms, a large living room, 2 bathrooms and a small outdoor terrace are at this apartment suitable for you and your pets, located in the neighborhood of Sants (Rosselló Street with Casanova Street).
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A step away from parks, pedestrian areas and landmarks of Barcelona to make you feel like home.
Rentals that welcome pets in Sagrada Familia
Very close to the Sagrada Familia you will find this fully equipped with 3 bedrooms and very well connected.
As in the previous apartments, pets are allowed at this apartment. An ideal location for families.
Friendly rentals in Barcelona that welcome pets
Taking your pet with you in Eixample
This pet-friendly penthouse is ideal for young couples seeking tranquility and modernity in a central location in the heart of Eixample in Barcelona.
A well-connected accommodation for students or workers, pet-friendly and close to the most emblematic places of Barcelona, so you can go everywhere on foot.
Important when moving to Barcelona with a pet
Of course you know your pet, its behaviour and its needs. So if your dog needs to be able to run freely for a while to lose some of its energy, make sure there is space for that near where you will be living.
Check the neighbourhood to see if it matches with not only your own wishes, but also your pets demands.
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Dog beach
Barcelona has a special dog beach during the summer months. You are allowed to let your dog off the leash and take a swim together. There are showers to clean your dog’s fur after being in the salty sea, and as you are amongst dog lovers, there is a really relaxed atmosphere. This is the city’s official link to the dog beach.
Check out what parks are suitable for your dog, or take a long hike in the weekends up in the Collserola mountains. And don’t forget about pet shops and veterinarians in the neighbourhood.
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Special conditions in rental contract
Make sure you know the specifics in your contract when you are bringing your furry friend with you. Sometimes a landlord wants to have extra insurrance and asks for a larger deposit.
If you leave the apartment and your dog or cat has behaved well, you will get the deposit back. This should perhaps be extra motivation to train your pet well while spending time in 2-bedroom pet-friendly apartments in Barcelona.
Do you live in Barcelona with your pet?
What is your advice for anyone with a pet wanting to move to Barcelona?
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