Via José Ortega Y Gasset

Conceived in 1949 by Luis Gutiérrez Soto — one of the architects who left the greatest mark on 20th century Madrid — the residence has not been renovated since its construction. It retains intact herringbone parquet floors, ceiling moldings, fireplaces in place, a wooden library, and original carpentry. A rare piece: generous surface area, noble floor, and a location that rarely comes to market. The opportunity is to reimagine the interior without giving up character — on one of the great streets of Madrid.
High ceilings, balconies overlooking Ortega y Gasset with tree views, favorable orientation. The third floor, with double elevator access, also adds two additional terraces in the inner courtyard — an unusual asset in Salamanca.
The apartment is located in the most sought-after stretch of the Barrio de Salamanca, between Castelló and General Pardiñas. Just steps from Serrano and its flagship boutiques, an eight-minute walk from El Retiro, with the metro just a couple of minutes away.