Recoletos, Salamanca DistrictFrom €2,897,000 to €3,547,000 · D5002
Housing Development in Recoletos, Madrid
From €2,897,000 to €3,547,000
Spectacular residential development located in one of the most sought-after areas of Madrid. The homes combine spacious layouts and modern designs, offering the perfect setting for urban living with luxury and comfort.
Christie’s International Real Estate Madrid presents this development of customizable residences, with surfaces of up to 210 square meters and versatile, functional designs. Located in a building with a classic 19th-century façade, these homes stand out for their high-quality finishes and modern luxury amenities, such as a spa area, an indoor garden, a heated swimming pool, locker rooms, and a state-of-the-art gym. Additionally, the rooftop features landscaped areas, ideal for relaxing in the heart of Madrid.
The properties, located in the Salamanca district, are surrounded by exclusive boutiques, restaurants, and high-end services. Just steps away from renowned spots like Mercado de la Paz and nearby gourmet restaurants, this area offers the best of cosmopolitan Madrid living, combining the tranquility of residential streets with a vibrant commercial and culinary scene.
The Salamanca district is known as one of Madrid’s most elegant areas, where sophistication, exclusivity, and comfort come together. With iconic avenues like Serrano and Velázquez just minutes away, this neighborhood offers a distinguished, cosmopolitan lifestyle with access to the best shops, restaurants, and services in the city.
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