Dedicated coworking desk near Sagrada Família

Visited by Officionados in March 2026

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Coworking Eixample Sardenya – Barcelona

Coworking

200€

/desk/month

Private office

400€

/desk/month

Last updated: 1 August 2026

Coworking desk

200€

+ VAT / month

Office for 6 desks

2 400€

+ VAT / month

Office for 20 desks

8 000€

+ VAT / month

Private office for two desks near Sagrada Família

Best suited to

Corporate companies looking for a calm, business-focused space that fits how a real office actually runs, not a coworking floor built around events.

Sardenya · Eixample · Barcelona

This one runs more like a proper business center than a coworking floor with a social calendar bolted on, no networking nights, no themed events, just a place to actually work. The terrace is the real surprise here, genuinely large, split between a covered section and a sofa area for anyone who wants air without leaving their laptop behind. Reception, meeting rooms, phone booths and a kitchen cover the rest, with access open 24 hours for anyone who doesn't clock out at six.

Sagrada Família metro sits close by, with Monumental and Verdaguer both a short walk further. A virtual office option is also available here, useful if you need a registered address without taking a desk. The whole setup leans quiet and businesslike rather than buzzy, which suits companies that want their office to function like an office, not a social club.

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What's included

WiFi

Meeting rooms

A/C

Reception

Kitchen

24h access

Lounge

Security

Virtual office

Phone booths

Terrace

Eixample

Carrer de Sardenya, 08013 Barcelona

Approximate neighbourhood map. Exact address provided after visit confirmation.

L2L5Sagrada FamíliaL2MonumentalL4L5Verdaguer

100Sagrada Família193334D50H10València - Diagonal

Frequently asked questions

What services are included in the spaces?+

We work with turnkey spaces. The plan includes furniture, internet, reception, daily cleaning, security, insurance, utilities and meeting rooms. The exact services vary by space and we detail them when we present each option.

Do the spaces in this business centre have breakout areas or common spaces?+

Yes. Spaces usually have breakout areas, common spaces, a kitchen and coffee point, plus meeting rooms and call booths. These areas are part of what makes the day-to-day comfortable, and you'll see them when you visit each option.

Are there conference rooms? Are they included?+

Yes. Every space has meeting rooms. Many include a set number of hours per month in your plan; when they're not included, they can be booked by the hour at reduced rates for members of the space. If meeting rooms matter to you, we factor that in when finding your space.

Is there access to events or networking for companies?+

Many spaces run networking events, workshops and activities for their community of companies, a good way to meet other teams and create opportunities. What's on offer varies by space, and we tell you which ones have the most active community based on what you're after.

What's the difference between coworking and a private office?+

With coworking you book one or more desks in an open, shared space, with access to common areas and meeting rooms. It's the most flexible and affordable option, ideal to get started or for small groups. A private office is an enclosed space, reserved only for your team, with more privacy and quiet to focus or host clients. You have both formats, and we help you choose based on how many you are and how you work.

Can you visit the coworking spaces in this business centre for free?+

Yes, free of charge. We shortlist the spaces that fit your project, set up the visits and come along so you can compare properly. You pay nothing: we're paid by the owner of the space you end up choosing, not by you.

Any good spot nearby for a bite or a drink?+

Contracorrent Bar, at Carrer de Ribes 35, in the Fort Pienc area, is easy to walk right past, a fairly unremarkable facade hiding a proper neighborhood wine bar. Natural wines, well-made tapas, a genuinely local crowd rather than a tourist one.

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