Commercial/office space for sale

For sale or rent Premises in Calle Baleares, which consists of 100 m2, with two bathrooms. At the moment it is set up as offices. Don't forget to ask for it. Cambrils is a municipality located in the northeast of Catalonia, Spain. It belongs to the province of Tarragona, and to the region of Bajo Campo. It has 36,496 inhabitants (INE 2023) and is the fifth most populous municipality in the province.3 It is located 19 kilometres from the provincial capital. The town of Cambrils, anchored in the centre of the Costa Dorada, surrounded by the mountains of Llaberia, Argentera and Mussara, with gentle slopes that flow into the sea, is the second largest town in the Bajo Campo region. It should not be confused with the small population centre of Cambrils, in the municipality of Odén, in the Solsonés region (province of Lleida), which is also known as Cambrils de los Pirineos; 4 nor with Cabrils, Maresme region (province of Barcelona). On August 17, 2017, news broke of a terrorist attack in Barcelona, which would kill 15 people. However, in the early hours of the next day, Cambrils suffered a terrorist attack in which the Mozos de Escuadra killed 5 members of the Islamic State, although one more fatality had to be lamented, which raises the death toll to 16.5 Located in the southeast of the natural region of Campo de Tarragona, in the lowest part of the plain and next to the sea, its municipality has an area of 34.76 km2. The surface is mostly flat, with a slight slope of about 2% on average, from north to south. The maximum height of the municipality is 104 metres above sea level, on the border with Montbrió de Tarragona. The city centre is 24 metres above sea level. The municipality of Cambrils borders the sea, and the municipalities of Montroig (to the west); Montbrió de Tarragona and Riudoms to the north; Vilaseca and Salou to the east. The municipality of Viñols and Archs (located between those of Montbrió de Tarragona and Riudoms) penetrates in a triangular shape into the central area of Cambrils, and practically divides it in two.