This comfortable, newly renovated and brand-new furnished property is located in the highly sought-after district of Goya, in the Salamanca neighborhood, on a privileged street just a short distance from Retiro Park.
Situated on the second exterior floor of a classic early 20th-century building, the property offers the perfect balance between spaciousness and functionality.
The apartment has a total surface area of 142 sqm, distributed into a generous social area featuring a dual-aspect living room, dining area, and a fully equipped open-plan kitchen with a central peninsula. The living room includes a bay window with access to a balcony. The social area also benefits from a guest toilet.
The private area consists of three en-suite bedrooms, the principal one featuring a walk-in closet.
This bright residence combines the charm of a stately 1930 building with the comfort required for modern living. Its high-quality materials, refined finishes, and abundant natural light create a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the year.
The property has been recently renovated and is sold fully furnished, ready to move in. To complete this exclusive offering, it also includes a parking space located within the same building.
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Salamanca, Madrid
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