Set within an elegant period building, this outstanding residence, currently undergoing an extensive refurbishment, occupies a privileged position in Recoletos, the most prestigious and highly coveted enclave within Madrid’s distinguished Salamanca District.
The property has been meticulously conceived to deliver an exceptional standard of luxury and refinement. Its thoughtfully planned layout will comprise three exquisite bedroom suites and three-and-a-half bathrooms, each designed to offer the utmost comfort, privacy, and sophistication. The principal living area unfolds through a generous reception and dining room, flooded with natural light and ideally suited to both elegant entertaining and everyday living. A beautifully appointed independent designer kitchen complements the space, achieving a seamless balance between contemporary open-plan living and the functionality and discretion of a separate culinary environment.
Crafted with an uncompromising commitment to quality, the residence will showcase an exceptional selection of the finest materials and bespoke finishes throughout. This remarkable property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a fully turnkey luxury home in one of Madrid’s most exclusive and desirable addresses.
Expected completion: December 2026.
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Recoletos, Madrid
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