Victorina

Located on central and lively Trueba Street, right in the Gros neighborhood of Donostia-San Sebastián, the elegant Victorina apartment offers a modern, spacious, and extraordinarily bright urban retreat. Its careful renovation with clean lines, wooden floors, and neutral tones provides a stay of maximum comfort, also standing out for its pleasant, unobstructed views of the iconic San Ignacio Church.

The property is designed to comfortably accommodate up to 5 guests across an excellent layout of three bedrooms: two fitted with comfortable double beds, wooden headboards, and spacious built-in wardrobes, and a third bedroom featuring two single beds paired with warm textiles. The apartment offers two full bathrooms equipped with walk-in showers, one of which is en suite in the master bedroom with white marble-effect tiling, while the second bathroom features an elegant dark-toned finish.

The living area centers around a spacious and open-plan lounge-dining room filled with natural light thanks to its large windows, furnished with a comfortable large sofa, TV area, and a round dining table. Meanwhile, the separate kitchen stands out with its sophisticated high-gloss white cabinetry and black countertop, fully equipped and complete with a convenient breakfast nook by the window.

Its strategic location in the vibrant Gros neighborhood, just steps away from La Zurriola Beach, the Kursaal Congress Centre, and the city’s finest dining scene, makes the Victorina apartment from Basque Homes an impeccable choice to experience San Sebastián with style, space, and distinction.

The neighborhood

Gros neighborhood is located in the eastern part of San Sebastian, bounded by Mount Ulia, the Urumea River and Zurriola Beach, especially known for surfers and for hosting the Kursaal Auditorium on its promenade. The beach also offers the opportunity to practice water sports, volleyball, soccer, etc.

You can also access Mount Ulia through several trails or by road and discover the beautiful lookout points of the city. Wandering along its paths through the forest and following the edges of the rocky escarpments is an experience that you would not normally expect to encounter in a city.
Dynamic, youthful and cosmopolitan, it is currently one of the liveliest neighborhoods in the city with areas such as Sagües with its many terraces overlooking the sea from where you can contemplate the sunset or Zabaleta Street and its surroundings full of bars and restaurants in which to eat pintxos and enjoy its atmosphere, especially on Thursday afternoons.

In addition to being an ideal location for eating or going for pintxos, the area is perfect for those who love shopping. The streets of Gros are full of small and enchanting shops with a very personal style which are the work of local designers.