Piso Venta Madrid

Within the Barrio de la Paz, we are marketing a home for sale in a unique luxury building with 13 floors plus a rooftop. Upon entering this building, you immediately notice its grandeur through the furniture, greenery, and large windows overlooking Parque Norte. The lobby houses a concierge room with service available 24/7. Residents can enjoy the outdoor pool located on the top floor, featuring a wonderful solarium with stunning views of the city of Madrid. The building has two staircases, each with 4 elevators that also access the garage levels. Located on the first floor, this home holds greater value than others in the building due to its orientation facing the green area of Parque Norte. It consists of an entrance hall, a French kitchen (open to the living room), a spacious living-dining room, two bedrooms, a hallway-dressing room, a full bathroom, and a wonderful terrace accessible from the living room and both bedrooms, all with excellent views of Parque Norte. Regarding quality, the floors are a mix of tile and wood, walls are painted smooth and striped, interior carpentry is made of mahogany-colored oak wood (the entrance door is a stately armored door from floor to ceiling), bronze-colored aluminum windows with double glazing, central heating and hot water, and air conditioning via split units. The price includes a parking space within the same building with direct access. We recommend that if you want a luxury apartment in an iconic building, south-facing, with a magnificent terrace and convenient services like 24-hour concierge, garage, pool, etc., do not miss the opportunity to visit it. We should also highlight the variety of services offered in the area where this home is located, detailed below: Barrio de la Paz is a neighborhood in the northwest of Madrid, Spain, belonging to the Fuencarral-El Pardo district. It borders the Pilar neighborhood to the west, Valverde to the east, and Mirasierra to the north. Notable features include: - Hospital Universitario La Paz: A public hospital in Fuencarral-El Pardo, managed by the Madrid Health Service under the Health Ministry. It is one of Spain’s main reference hospitals and a national and international center of excellence in several advanced scientific and technological fields. It is currently being remodeled. - Vicente del Bosque Municipal Sports Center: Located in the Barrio del Pilar near the Cuatro Torres Business Area, it has an indoor pool for winter and two 50-meter outdoor pools plus a children’s pool for summer. It also offers volleyball, beach volleyball, tennis, skating, hockey, futsal, 7/11 football, handball, basketball, badminton courts, a gym, and martial arts room. - Cinco Torres Business Area (CTBA): A business park next to Paseo de la Castellana in Barrio de la Paz, built on the former Real Madrid Sports City grounds. Initially called Madrid Arena, the consortium renamed it Cinco Torres Business Area. It consists of five skyscrapers—the tallest buildings in Madrid and Spain—including Torre Cepsa, Torre PwC, Torre de Cristal, Torre Espacio, and Torre Caleido. Torre de Cristal is the tallest at 249 meters. Construction began in 2004, with Torre Caleido inaugurated in September 2021. Torre Caleido has 38 floors and is the shortest at 180 meters. - Parque Norte - Carmen Tagle: An urban park in Barrio de la Paz, inaugurated in 1978, bordered by Avenida de Monforte de Lemos and several streets. It includes the Valle-Inclán cultural center. The park features a pine forest area adapted to the local terrain, mature trees providing shaded groves, and various rest areas. Visitors can enjoy sports and social facilities such as a basketball court, calisthenics area, picnic spots, playgrounds, and a dog park. The park also has a fountain-pond, sculptures, monuments, and sculptures of various Latin American personalities. - Rafael Alberti Public Library: Part of the Madrid Community’s public reading services network, located at 38 Calle de Sangenjo in Fuencarral-El Pardo. Named after the poet Rafael Alberti. - La Vaguada Shopping Center: The first shopping center in Madrid and Spain, designed by Canarian artist César Manrique. Opened in 1983, it covers 85,000 m² over 3 commercial floors and 2 parking levels with 3,600 spaces. It offers a wide range of shops featuring top national and international fashion brands, diverse dining options, a traditional market with fresh food stores (poultry, offal, fish, meat, ham, fruit), cinemas, and event organization on its terrace. Other local services: - Public Transport: Begoña Metro (line 10) and Barrio del Pilar Metro (line 9), urban buses 83 and 132, interurban line 815 (Chamartín-Pozuelo de Alarcón). - Supermarkets: Ahorramás, Carrefour Express, Alcampo (La Vaguada Shopping Center). - Schools: Virgen de la Luz, Colegio Virgen del Pilar.