88 M² Ground Floor Apartment In Ibiza Neighborhood, Next To El Retiro

88 m² built-area apartment located on the first floor of a classic building in the Ibiza neighborhood, next to Goya and just minutes from El Retiro Park.

The property features three exterior-facing windows that provide abundant natural light and a pleasant sense of space. Its layout is comfortable and functional, with two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, one en suite, as well as a separate kitchen.

It is in good condition and offers a comfortable, welcoming space, ready to move into. Its features and layout also allow some spaces and finishes to be adapted to the new owner’s taste, if desired.

It has heating, split-unit air conditioning, a lift, and doorman service Monday through Friday.

An excellent opportunity to live in the Ibiza neighborhood, in a prime location next to Goya and El Retiro Park, surrounded by shops, restaurants, services, and excellent transport links.

Located in Madrid’s Retiro district, the Ibiza neighborhood stands out as a quiet, convenient residential area with excellent connections. Its prime location, next to the exclusive Salamanca neighborhood and just minutes from landmarks such as Calle Goya, Plaza de Felipe II, Puerta de Alcalá, and the Prado Museum, makes it one of the most attractive areas in which to live in Madrid.

The neighborhood combines the elegance of its residential buildings with extensive green spaces. Just a few steps away is El Retiro Park, the city’s most iconic natural landmark, ideal for those who enjoy outdoor sports, leisurely walks, or simply escaping the pace of urban life.

Ibiza offers a comprehensive range of services: local shops, traditional bars, restaurants, cafés, supermarkets, schools, sports facilities, and healthcare centers. The neighborhood is also home to Gregorio Marañón University Hospital, a leading institution that further enhances the area’s appeal to residents and potential investors.

El Buen Retiro Park, a historic and natural symbol of Madrid, provides unique added value. Its origins date back to the time of the Catholic Monarchs, and it remains one of the capital’s most representative and frequently visited places.

As for transportation, Ibiza is exceptionally well connected by several metro stations—Ibiza, Sainz de Baranda, Goya, Retiro, and Príncipe de Vergara—as well as numerous bus routes and quick access to the M-30, making it easy to travel to any part of the city.

Built-in cupboards, Doorman, Built-in wardrobe, Fixed furniture, Built-in kitchen, Seperate sanitary facilities, Split air-conditioned