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The terrace did something to my mornings. I'd wake up earlier just to sit there. By week 3 I was writing in the kitchen by 7am with the sea fully visible.
Penthouse near the Sea
1 bed + sofa bed · 2 bath 120 m² From €4,500 / month
1 bed + sofa bed · 2 bath 120 m² From €4,500 / month
A wrap-around penthouse with a private rooftop, a long dining terrace, and panoramic views over Barcelona to the Mediterranean. Five minutes by foot to the beach, ten to the Gothic Quarter.
The whole apartment was redesigned to fall toward the back wall — the wall that's all glass, facing the Mediterranean. Kitchen, living room, bedrooms — all of them watching the same horizon. Materials chosen to age in salt air: lime plaster, oak, brushed bronze. Nothing here is filler. Everything is where it is so the sea has the first word.
And one floor up, your own private rooftop: sun loungers, dining for six, planted edges, and an unobstructed view across the Gothic Quarter to the Tibidabo hills.
OSCO is built for stays of a month or more — so every fixture, appliance, and bit of kit had to earn its place. The basics, done properly.
A kitchen that handles real cooking, a desk that faces the horizon, beds and linens chosen for a long stay. Everything in this penthouse was picked for the month — not the weekend.
A few floors above the street, the air, the light and the way time moves — all of it shifts. No footsteps from above. A daily life kept slightly apart from the noise.
Natural light from two sides. Sometimes three. The kind of morning that lifts you out of bed. The kind of afternoon that keeps you going. Light, more than most things, changes how a day feels.
More than an outdoor space. Morning coffee. Evening air. An outdoor shower. Time to do nothing at all. We wanted the value of the top floor to live in your every day.
Apple TV 4K and a 4K display, standard in every home. Films, music, even a YouTube evening — not just played, but felt across the whole room.
Apple's HomePod system, throughout the home. Wherever you stand, the sound finds you. Press play, and the air in the room begins to change.
Most homes come with a workspace built around an Apple Studio Display. On a long stay, where you work becomes how you live — so we made a place that doesn't only help you focus, it makes you want to sit down.
Smart lighting by Philips Hue. Warm. Cool. The hush of late night. The clarity of an early morning. The mood of the room, in your hands.
HomeKit puts the lighting and most of the appliances on your iPhone. No more hunting for the switch. Not smart for its own sake — smart that quietly fits the way you live.
Designed for the people who stay a month, not a week. An espresso machine. A blender. The basics in the drawer. The things you'd actually reach for, already here.
Some bedrooms come with a projector. A movie night. A rainy afternoon. A weekend you don't feel like leaving the room. On a long stay, even those hours deserve to be rich.
Between Barceloneta and the Gothic Quarter. Five minutes to the beach, ten to Las Ramblas, fifteen to Eixample.
Three voices from guests who stayed at least 31 nights. Lightly edited; their words.
The terrace did something to my mornings. I'd wake up earlier just to sit there. By week 3 I was writing in the kitchen by 7am with the sea fully visible.
I run a small product team remote. The internet was rock-solid, the espresso machine became a meeting fixture, and Diego from OSCO solved a heating issue in 12 minutes. Best work setup I've had in five years.
I tested the home for a longer relocation. By the end, I knew the barista at Satan's Coffee, the dry cleaner two blocks away, and the rhythm of the building. It felt like ours.
Born in Barcelona, with OSCO since the beginning. He runs guest support for our Barcelona properties and lives 7 minutes away by bike — there for check-ins, last-minute restaurant requests, and the rare time something needs fixing.
A few small details worth reading before you arrive — house rules, check-in, and the practical bits that make the first day easy.
Flexible refund window for long stays. Up to 30 days before, full refund.
Check-in: 3:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Check-out before 11:00 AM
Up to 4 guests · 31-night minimum
Carbon monoxide alarm
Smoke alarm
No parking on the property
OSCO homes are licensed as seasonal lease properties under Spain's LAU Art. 3 — not short-stay tourist apartments. The 31-night minimum keeps each home tax-compliant and means we can invest in setting it up like a real home: real kitchen, real linen, real workspace.
Yes — if the home is available. Tell us 7+ days before check-out and we'll send an extension addendum. Extensions of one month or more carry the long-stay discount automatically.
One small-to-medium dog or cat is welcome with €30/month and a one-time €100 cleaning surcharge. Please mention your pet at booking — we'll add the right linen and a feeding mat at check-in.
Yes. For stays of 90+ nights, OSCO issues a signed accommodation certificate addressed to the consulate or immigration office of your choice. Diego can prepare it within 48 hours — common for Spanish Digital Nomad Visa applicants.