Four Seasons Private Residence in Sol, Centro, Madrid
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2Beds
2Baths
221 m²Total
168 m²Interior
A unique opportunity to live in the exclusive Four Seasons Private Residences Madrid: a sophisticated 221 m² luxury apartment where timeless luxury and five-star hotel service merge with the historic elegance of the city centre. A luxury apartment on Calle Alcalá that redefines the concept of high-end living in Madrid, offering an unrivalled residential proposition in the prime Madrid real estate market.
The architectural design bears the signature of the prestigious Lamela studio, while the interiors by Luis Bustamante achieve a flawless balance between contemporary style and timeless sophistication. From the entrance hall, a spacious open-plan living and dining area with floor-to-ceiling windows frames spectacular views over Calle Alcalá, one of Madrid’s most iconic boulevards.
The open-concept kitchen with Gaggenau appliances combines design and functionality at the highest level. The private wing offers two en-suite bedrooms with walk-in closets and bathrooms with bespoke luxury finishes, a guest cloakroom and an independent laundry room, making this branded residence in Madrid the most complete expression of exclusive comfort.
Residents enjoy privileged access to all hotel amenities: luxury spa, private pool, premium gym, room service and 24-hour security, all steps from Madrid’s finest boutiques and restaurants. A luxury real estate investment in Madrid backed by the global prestige of Four Seasons, presented exclusively by Christie’s International Real Estate Madrid.
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Centro, Madrid
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