Penthouse for refurbishment for sale in Jerónimos | Retiro | Madrid
€3,000,000
3Beds
2Baths
163 m²Total
149 m²Interior
20 m²Terraces
In the distinguished Jerónimos neighbourhood, one of Madrid’s most representative residential areas, this penthouse awaiting refurbishment offers almost 163 sqm of living space and a 20 sqm terrace on the sixth floor of a stately architectural setting. A singular opportunity to create a bespoke residence steps from some of the capital’s most emblematic cultural landmarks.
The layout is organised around a generous living room of distinctive geometry, opening directly onto the terrace to extend the space outward and enhance everyday enjoyment. The property also offers three bedrooms, an independent kitchen, a bathroom and interior courtyards that articulate the rooms and bring in light and ventilation.
Its configuration allows for an interior design and refurbishment project that enhances the property’s space, light and character, adapting it to a contemporary lifestyle without losing the classical elegance that defines this part of Madrid. An opportunity for those seeking to shape a singular penthouse in one of central Madrid’s most appreciated locations.
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