Calle Juan XXIII, 7

🧬 Distinguishing features

Calle Juan XXIII, 7. Mountains show over part of the horizon from the top floor, with Águila (402 m) in the background. By floor area, it is the smallest house on the street.

Its plot is among the smallest on the street: 39 m² less than the median. Of its perimeter, 56% is wall shared with the houses next door. It was built before NBE-CT-79, the basic standard that set thermal requirements for buildings in Spain in 1979.