
Apartment for Sale in Almagro, Chamberí, Madrid
€4,200,000 Almagro

Stunning new-build home with classic façade in a prestigious neighborhood.
On Paseo de la Castellana, within the exclusive Almagro neighbourhood, this fully refurbished 276 m² apartment occupies a classical building with east-facing orientation. Floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies in the social area frame direct views over Paseo de la Castellana, while 3.30 m ceilings and original preserved mouldings lend the property a stately character rarely found in Madrid’s luxury residential market.
The layout offers a living room, dining room, semi-integrated kitchen and family room in a social area of exceptional scale and light. The en-suite bedrooms overlook quiet, well-maintained interior courtyards where strategically placed mirrors reflect natural sunlight, delivering remarkable brightness while ensuring complete privacy. A guest cloakroom and independent laundry room complete a floor plan resolved with precision and without compromise.
The building provides two lifts, a storage room, 24-hour concierge service and a gym with natural light, a suite of amenities that elevates the residential experience to the standard of Madrid’s finest addresses. A garage space with valet parking at Serrano Park adds a notable differentiating value in the Castellana urban context.
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