This exceptional apartment, fully renovated and move-in ready, is located in the heart of Goya, one of the most sought-after areas within Madrid’s prestigious Salamanca district. It offers the perfect blend of elegance, comfort, and functionality.
With 129 m², the property features three spacious double bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and a separate laundry room designed for maximum convenience. The generous living area seamlessly connects with the fully equipped open-plan kitchen, creating a bright, contemporary, and inviting space. Adding to its exclusivity, the apartment boasts a private terrace, ideal for enjoying quiet outdoor moments.
The home is equipped with community heating and split air conditioning, ensuring year-round comfort throughout all rooms.
Situated on a first-floor exterior, the apartment benefits from abundant natural light. The building offers elevator access and concierge service, providing both comfort and security—essential elements in a premium property.
Every detail has been carefully crafted to deliver a modern, functional layout, making this residence an elegant and sophisticated home in one of Madrid’s most prime locations.
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