Luminous Penthouse for sale in La Latina | Centro | Madrid
€2,740,000
4Beds
5Baths
305 m²Total
280 m²Interior
25 m²Terraces
Located on the sixth and top floor of a stately 1870 building with an emblematic façade, this spectacular exterior penthouse of 305 m² blends historical charm with contemporary comfort. The residence occupies the entire floor and comprises 280 m² of interior space plus two south-facing terraces of 14 m² and 11 m², offering open views over the rooftops of the San Andrés and San Francisco el Grande churches.
Designed to maximize natural light and space, the day area features stunning Catalan vaulted ceilings and a spacious open-plan living-dining room with integrated kitchen. The night area includes four bedrooms—two with flat ceilings and two with sloped ceilings—each with its own distinctive character. The property boasts five bathrooms, a charming greenhouse, and a layout that honors the building’s original essence while embracing modern comfort. Additional features include an elevator, air conditioning, and individual gas heating. Property tax (IBI) is exempt.
A unique detail: the renowned poet Pedro Salinas once lived in this building, and his son Jaime resided in this very penthouse, adding a rich historical and cultural value to the property. A true architectural gem in Madrid’s historic center—perfect for those seeking exclusivity, heritage, and privileged views.
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Centro, Madrid
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