Almagro, ChamberíFrom €3,500,000 to €9,400,000 · D5003
Development with a classic front in Almagro, Madrid
From €3,500,000 to €9,400,000
We present this completely renovated building with a classic façade, located on Paseo de la Castellana, in the Almagro area. It consists of a building with 12 exclusive residences, distributed across 8 floors.
Christie’s International Real Estate Madrid offers these exterior-facing homes, with an eastern orientation. They feature balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of Paseo de la Castellana in the social area. Classic details such as radiators and ceiling moldings, with a height of 3.30 meters, have been preserved. The bedroom area faces well-maintained courtyards, where only your own windows are visible, ensuring privacy. These courtyards are equipped with mirrors that reflect sunlight, bringing in plenty of natural light. The apartments feature en-suite bedrooms, a living room, dining room, semi-integrated kitchen, family room, guest toilet, and laundry room.
Castellana Residences is located in one of the most refined and elegant residential neighborhoods in Madrid. It is surrounded by numerous schools, green spaces, and other points of interest.
There is a wide variety of shopping options near Castellana Residences, including the ABC Serrano shopping center, El Corte Inglés, well-known fashion brand stores on Orense Street, and exclusive boutiques in the Salamanca neighborhood. You can enjoy a healthy stroll along the elegant avenues in central Madrid, visit nearby museums, or indulge in an exceptional culinary experience. Three renovation options are available.
Parking space with valet service at Serrano Park. 2 elevators. Storage room. 24-hour concierge. Gym with natural light. Wellness area.
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