Luxury apartment for refurbishment in Almagro | Chamberi | Madrid
€3,220,000
4Beds
3Baths
223 m²Total
185 m²Interior
In the heart of Almagro’s golden triangle, one of the most exclusive and sought-after areas of Madrid’s Chamberí district, this 223 m² apartment for refurbishment occupies the fourth exterior floor of an elegant classical building. Ceilings of 3.20 metres, a privileged south-facing orientation and two balconies and a bay window overlooking a distinguished urban setting provide a first-class architectural foundation for a fully bespoke luxury residence.
Currently offered for refurbishment, the property allows for a configuration of three or four bedrooms with three full bathrooms and a guest cloakroom, adapting equally to discerning families and international investors seeking a foothold in one of Madrid’s highest-appreciation property markets. Constant natural light, generous proportions and the stately character of the building make this a singular opportunity to create an exclusive residence unconstrained by prior interventions.
Almagro’s golden triangle concentrates premium services, acclaimed restaurants and a vibrant cultural offer, with excellent connectivity via multiple metro and bus lines. An environment that combines prestige, and investment potential for the most demanding buyer. *The images shown are digital renders based on available architectural projects and do not reflect the property’s current condition.
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