
Distinguished new-build home in Recoletos, Madrid
€3,837,000 Recoletos

Located in the sought-after Salamanca District, this well-proportioned apartment is situated on a first floor and offers a comfortable and functional layout.
The property comprises 146 sqm and features three spacious double bedrooms and three full bathrooms. It includes a private terrace, a fully equipped kitchen, and generous living spaces with good natural light.
The apartment is currently undergoing renovation and will be sold fully furnished, providing a convenient turnkey option.
Set in one of Madrid’s most established residential areas, the Salamanca District is known for its quality services, restaurants, and excellent transport connections, making the property suitable both as a primary residence and as an investment.

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