Santa Coloma de Gramanet, Catalonia, Address available on request

Commercial premises for sale in Nàpols street in Santa Coloma de Gramanet. Bar with valid license of 67mts. It has a façade of 7 meters with two entrances, one of 1.87 meters and the other of 2.55 meters. The premises have a width of 6.77 meters and a length of 9.45 meters. The height is 2.55 meters and the false ceiling is 2.44 meters. It has a toilet and a small storeroom. The floor is stoneware and there is pre-installation of air conditioning. The interior carpentry is made of wood and the exterior is made of aluminium. There is an alarm and supplies are discharged. You have access to the goal. The annual IBI is 508 and the annual community fees are 496.

With a past that places us in the Middle Neolithic as a starting point, Santa Coloma and its territory has witnessed very diverse civilizations and cultures. From the 6th century to the beginning of the 2nd century BC, the summit of Puig Castellar was a privileged location for an Iberian settlement that, due to its defensive location and close communications, suggests that it was one of the most important.

Around the first century BC, the Romans arrived in the area and with them the appearance of Roman vilas or farmhouses, rural establishments that were characterized by their economic self-sufficiency. There are few finds from this period in Santa Coloma, but enough to affirm that some of them possibly depended on Baetulo (Badalona).
In the 11th century, the municipality had a population of about 30 households, equivalent to about 135 people. The city was then a parish where the daily life of the farming communities took place and where the church was its center. At this time, the only Romanesque building in the region that has survived intact to the present day, the Torre Balldovina, was built.
After economic periods of prosperity and crisis, Santa Coloma reached the sixteenth century with a certain enrichment that was reflected in the construction or reform of some farmhouses, such as the disappeared Marí farmhouse, Castellar farmhouse or Torre Pallaresa.

The agricultural and demographic growth of the eighteenth century led Santa Coloma to develop vineyards, rainfed crops and irrigated crops, on both sides of the Besòs River, and had 731 inhabitants in 1786. Once again, the farmhouses of Can Zam, Can Calvet, Can Dordal, Can Selva and Can Mariner, among others, were constructions of the time.