Renovated Apartment in Castellana | Salamanca | Madrid
€1,350,000
2Beds
2Baths
71 m²Total
In the heart of Barrio de Salamanca, one of Madrid’s most exclusive and sought-after areas, this fully refurbished 71 m² designer apartment is presented in brand-new condition, delivered fully furnished and equipped with high-end appliances. Set within a 1940 building, bathrooms, kitchen and natural oak flooring have been supplied exclusively by Grupo Porcelanosa, an undisputed benchmark in high-end residential interiors.
Three floor-to-ceiling east-facing balconies flood the social area with natural light, integrating living room, dining room and open-plan kitchen in a bright and fluid space. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms complete a functional and elegant layout optimised in every detail. Centralised hot and cold air conditioning and individual heating ensure optimal climate comfort throughout the year.
The location places residents steps from the most prestigious names in the district, including Chanel, Dior and Louis Vuitton, the area’s most acclaimed restaurants, the Mercado de la Paz and the exclusive Reebok Sports Club at the iconic Edificio ABC.
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Salamanca, Madrid
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