Plaza de la Crujía, 67

🧬 Distinguishing features

Plaza de la Crujía, 67. According to the Catastro's mapping, it shares 23% of its perimeter. Per square metre, it sits at the bottom end of the houses on the street, according to CasasValue.

It is the last number on the odd-numbered side of the street. It was built before NBE-CT-79, the basic standard that set thermal requirements for buildings in Spain in 1979. From the top floor the view is open: few buildings block it.