Located in the Goya neighborhood, within the Salamanca district of Madrid, this renovated home combines functionality, contemporary design, and an excellent location in one of the city’s most established areas.
The property is situated in a 1976 building and offers a comfortable and balanced layout, with spaces designed for daily living. The social area integrates a bright living room wit
Located in the Goya neighborhood, within the Salamanca district of Madrid, this renovated home combines functionality, contemporary design, and an excellent location in one of the city’s most established areas.
The property is situated in a 1976 building and offers a comfortable and balanced layout, with spaces designed for daily living. The social area integrates a bright living room with a fully equipped open kitchen, creating a practical and modern atmosphere that enhances the spaciousness and connection between rooms. The residence features two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, as well as built-in wardrobes that optimize storage and add greater functionality to the whole.
Its features include communal heating, a split-type air conditioning system, an elevator, and a concierge service, elements that contribute to daily comfort. The property is delivered furnished and ready to move in, making it a particularly interesting option both for permanent residence and for investment in Madrid. The building also has a storage room, an added value particularly in demand in central city areas.
The Goya neighborhood is noted for its wide range of commercial, dining, and service options, as well as its excellent connectivity via public transport and main access routes. Situated within the Salamanca district, it combines a consolidated residential environment with proximity to schools, hospitals, green areas, and some of Madrid’s main commercial hubs, offering a high quality of life in the heart of the urban center.
Offering high-end properties in the city, villas and equestrian farms on the outskirts of the city. Madrid, the
Offering high-end properties in the city, villas and equestrian farms on the outskirts of the city. Madrid, the capital of Spain, is located in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula. It is a very active city, with a lively nightlife and scores of daytime allures. It is home to famous museums such as El Prado, Thyssen-Bornemisza and Reina Sofia, great historic architecture, shopping boulevards and excellent cuisine. It has a great diversity of districts that merit visiting.