Elegancia Señorial Y Estética Contemporánea Conviven En Esta Vivienda Urbana

Welcome to the heart of Madrid, where elegance and style come together in this magnificent property located in a representative late 19th-century building. Its proximity to Plaza de Oriente and the Sabatini Gardens makes daily life more enjoyable in the most exclusive and elegant area of Madrid’s historic center.

This luxurious home offers 253 m2, of which 198 m2 correspond to the living area and 55 m2 to a storage room located on the top floor of the building.

It stands out for its exquisite renovation carried out with the highest quality materials in every room, preserving the original moldings and rosettes from the late 19th century, as well as various original elements of the home, which convey an unparalleled charm and elegance.

Upon entering, you find a spacious hallway leading to the living room, filled with natural light. The ceilings over 3.5 meters high and the three large balconies create a particularly comfortable atmosphere. The flooring consists of 30 cm wide by 300 cm long natural oak wood planks, enhancing the beauty of this space and giving the feeling of an exceptional home.

The resting area includes:
- Three spacious bedrooms
- A large walk-in closet offering ample storage space

Additionally, there are two bathrooms, one en suite, both equipped with top-quality fixtures and finishes. The second bathroom features separate bathtub and shower.

The very spacious kitchen is equipped with high-end furniture and appliances, with a well-chosen selection of cabinets and countertops, making it a dynamic and functional space.

The home features heating with original cast iron radiators with the building’s original feet, as well as air conditioning installed in all rooms.

Due to the owners’ relocation, there is an option to purchase the furniture and artworks.

Madrid’s Centro district is the city’s most emblematic and one of the most touristy and popular areas. Located in the geographic center of the city, it boasts numerous historic, cultural, and tourist attractions, including some of Madrid’s most famous squares such as Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and Plaza de Santa Ana.

It also features important monuments and historic buildings like the Royal Palace, Almudena Cathedral, Royal Theatre, Gran Vía, and Calle de Alcalá.

Moreover, Centro is one of the city’s main commercial areas, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, bars, and cafés. It is a lively and bustling place, especially in the Malasaña and Chueca neighborhoods.

In summary, Madrid’s Centro district is a must-visit location to experience the city’s essence and live in a magical environment.