Grenier Avec Tourelle Près Du Parc Du Retiro.

Engel & Völkers, a luxury estate agency, presents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. A spacious and light-filled penthouse for those seeking space, privacy and the privilege of living on one of the quietest and most sought-after streets in the Salamanca district.
An urban retreat spanning 220 square metres, plus a magnificent 26-square-metre terrace with the highly sought-after south-facing aspect.
Light floods the space throughout the day, thanks to the large windows facing outwards. Every room enjoys natural light, creating a warm, elegant and deeply welcoming atmosphere.
The property is currently being refurbished and will be delivered brand new and fully furnished. Its ceilings, over 4 metres high, and the turret, which forms part of the living room, make this part of the house a treat for the senses. Two living areas can be configured, along with a dining area and an adjoining kitchen, separated by sliding doors, which can be made of wood or glass. A guest toilet will serve the social area.
The private part of the house is equally impressive, featuring three spacious bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom.
The location of this classic, stately 1925 building could not be better: just one block from El Retiro Park and on a quiet street in Recoletos, home to high-end boutiques and art galleries.

Note: The photographs show the finishes offered by the owner.

Recoletos is the prime area of the Salamanca district, the closest area to El Retiro, and specifically, this residence is just steps away from the largest and most representative park in Madrid. The Salamanca district is one of the most important areas of Madrid, both for its unique layout and for the residents who have traditionally lived on its iconic streets. Its construction dates back to the second half of the 19th century and corresponds to the urban expansion carried out during the reign of Isabel II. The precursor to whom it owes its name was the Malagueño José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquess of Salamanca, who conceived a new location with carefully planned buildings to house the aristocratic and bourgeois classes of Madrid. Of 19th-century style, it is characterized by its distinctive regular grid layout with perpendicular streets. Its buildings are of particular interest due to their architectural quality and the beauty of their facades. Traditionally, Salamanca was a residential area, especially inhabited by the country’s political and economic elites. In the last fifty years, this residential character coexists with other activities such as business, diplomatic, and especially commercial activities, as it is one of the most important luxury fashion areas in the capital. The Buen Retiro Park is the true protagonist of this Madrid neighborhood, which is bordered by the Calles de Alcalá and O’Donnell to the north, Calle Doctor Esquerdo to the east, Avenida del Mediterráneo and Paseo de Reina Cristina to the south, and Calle Alfonso XII to the west.

Doorman, Building view