Calle Prado, 16

🧬 Distinguishing features

Calle Prado, 16. Per square metre, it is the most expensive of the houses on the street, according to CasasValue. From the top floor there is a wide view of the mountains, with Valdivia (1,278 m) dominating the horizon.

With 17% of its perimeter as party wall, most of its outline is free-standing. It was built before NBE-CT-79, the basic standard that set thermal requirements for buildings in Spain in 1979. It is the last number on the even-numbered side of the street.