Elegant Flat On Castellana.

Engel & Völkers presents this home located in the Salamanca District, in the heart of the Golden Mile, just a few meters from José Ortega y Gasset Street.

The property is on the fourth floor, exterior-facing, in a classic 1944 building with a representative entrance hall and concierge service. Its corner position and eight large windows provide abundant natural light and open views.

It has 232 m² of built area with a current layout offering ample renovation potential. It can be kept as a law firm or returned to a more residential layout. Three main en-suite bedrooms can easily be created. The proposed redistribution includes a main space with living-dining room and integrated kitchen, although it can also be kept as it is now, with a separate kitchen, its service area and staff bedroom with bathroom. In addition, an independent laundry area can be created.

It currently features a living room connected to another room, a large office, three bedrooms (one en suite) and three full bathrooms.

The home stands out for its high ceilings, its brightness thanks to a bay window with unobstructed views, and its ducted air-conditioning system.

Located in a well-established area with all services, shops and restaurants, and excellent transport links, just a few minutes from Núñez de Balboa metro station.

The property is located in the very heart of the Salamanca District, in the exclusive Castellana area, known as Madrid’s Golden Mile. Its location is outstanding: on a main street, very close to Serrano and Ortega y Gasset, surrounded by the most renowned luxury brands such as Chanel, Hermès, Loro Piana, or Louis Vuitton. Nearby are the finest gourmet shops, haute-cuisine restaurants, luxury hotels, and prestigious art galleries. This setting makes the area the city’s most exclusive residential and commercial enclave.

The area features modern infrastructure and an excellent public transport network, with several metro and bus stops ensuring fast, convenient connections to the rest of Madrid.

The Salamanca District is one of the capital’s most iconic and sought-after districts, known for its distinctive urban layout and the history contained in its streets. Its development began in the second half of the 19th century as part of the urban expansion promoted during the reign of Isabella II. Conceived by José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquess of Salamanca, it was designed to house Madrid’s aristocracy and bourgeoisie. The streets, laid out in a perfectly ordered grid, stand out for their elegant 19th-century buildings, admired for their architectural quality and the refinement of their façades.

Appliances, Doorman, Ducted air-conditioned