Luxury modern refurbished apartment in Jerónimos | Retiro | Madrid
€8,000,000
3Beds
3Baths
363 m²Total
In the distinguished Jerónimos neighbourhood, beside some of Madrid’s most emblematic cultural landmarks, this 363 sqm apartment occupies the fourth floor of a stately building with a distinguished entrance. Recently refurbished and ready to move into, it pairs quality finishes with the generous scale and light of the capital’s great classical residences.
A spacious hall opens onto two generous reception rooms, one conceived as a reading room with television, versatile as an office space or for whatever use each owner prefers. The dining room, independent kitchen and a laundry room complete a social zone of great generosity and functionality.
The private wing offers three en-suite bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes, and a principal suite with dressing room. Abundant natural light runs throughout the apartment, reinforcing a sense of space and elegance in every room. Steps from the Museo del Prado, the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum and Retiro Park, the residence sits at the heart of the Paseo del Arte, one of Europe’s most prestigious cultural axes.
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