New-build property for sale in Salamanca | Goya | Madrid
€3,644,670
4Beds
4Baths
235 m²Total
188 m²Interior
Located on the fifth floor, this residence offers a total area of 235.14 sqm, with 188.50 sqm of built living space, featuring a spacious and functional layout. The property comprises four bedrooms, three of which benefit from en-suite bathrooms, as well as a fourth bedroom and an additional bathroom. The living area includes a generous lounge opening onto balconies, an open study, a laundry room and a service area, creating a practical and versatile living environment.
The residence stands out for the quality of its finishes, including natural oak flooring, a fully fitted kitchen equipped with Bosch and AEG appliances, and contemporary designer bathrooms. Aluminium exterior carpentry with thermal break technology and Guardian Sun glazing ensures excellent thermal and acoustic insulation.
Designed for year-round comfort, the property is equipped with an aerothermal climate control system, independently regulated in each room, together with underfloor heating. A comprehensive home automation system further enhances convenience, allowing for intelligent management of the property’s main functions.
Floor-to-ceiling windows in all bedrooms maximise the flow of natural light, while the interior patios, fitted with solar reflectors, further enhance the brightness throughout the residence.
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