Renovated Apartment in Castellana | Salamanca | Madrid
€2,229,000
4Beds
4Baths
168 m²Total
With a total cadastral surface area of 168 m², this exceptional residence is defined by its remarkable 40 m² private terrace — a true rarity in the Salamanca district and an ideal setting to enjoy outdoor living in complete privacy.
Located in a 1966 building, the property occupies a first-floor interior position overlooking a spacious courtyard. Its south-facing orientation ensures abundant natural light throughout the day, while offering absolute tranquility away from the street.
The apartment has been meticulously renovated to create a balanced and elegant layout. The generous living and dining area opens directly onto the terrace, seamlessly blending indoor and outdoor spaces. The fully equipped kitchen combines refined design with everyday functionality. The night area comprises four bedrooms and four full bathrooms, all designed with a contemporary aesthetic and finished with carefully selected high-quality materials that bring cohesion and sophistication to every room.
Additional features include central heating, air conditioning, and a home automation system, integrating comfort and modern technology within a well-established residential setting.
A truly distinctive opportunity for those seeking space, privacy, and exceptional outdoor living in one of Madrid’s most sought-after neighborhoods.
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Salamanca, Madrid
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