Living on Calle Ausiàs March in Calp

Calle Ausiàs March (Ausiàs March) is a short urban street about 400 metres long, with a noticeable incline and a small number of addresses. It runs in a northeast–southwest direction; a park and a supermarket are nearby, making the street suitable for everyday errands and walks if the change in elevation is not an issue.

By the numbers

• Length — about 400 metres
• Elevation — from 10.9 to 18.8 metres
• Terrain — noticeable incline
• Direction — northeast–southwest
• Number of addresses — 6

A short street with a noticeable incline

The street is compact but not flat: there is an almost 8-metre difference between its lowest and highest points. For an ordinary walk, this means that the route along the street will involve going uphill or downhill. The terrain will be particularly noticeable for people who value easy walking without changes in elevation.

The park is right next to the street

The park is located directly next to the street, so the green space is accessible without a separate trip. This is the main argument in favour of the street for short walks and nearby relaxation; there is no information about the park’s size or facilities.

Supermarket nearby, bus stop farther away

The masymas supermarket is about 30 metres away, so groceries can be bought close to the street. The bus stop is about 130 metres away, while a pharmacy is about 200 metres away: basic everyday amenities are nearby, but not all of them are directly by the buildings.

The small number of addresses gives the street a quiet, local scale

Only six addresses are listed on the street, so based on the available information it appears more local than a busy urban thoroughfare. However, there is not enough information about traffic, noise, or the character of the buildings to draw conclusions about the actual level of quiet or the number of storeys.

The main feature of Calle Ausiàs March is the combination of its short length and noticeable incline. The park by the street and the nearby supermarket are convenient for living and leisure, while the main practical consideration is the need to take uphill and downhill sections into account; the most obvious use case is everyday walks and shopping nearby.