Located on the third floor of an elegant 1929 building, this impressive 165 m² apartment perfectly blends the charm of classic architecture with modern comforts. Situated in the sought-after Lista area, in the heart of the Salamanca district, the property stands out for its excellent layout, natural light, and proximity to the best services and leisure spots in Madrid.
With a south-facing orientation, the apartment enjoys abundant natural light throughout the day, filling all of its rooms with brightness. The property consists of 3 spacious bedrooms, each with built-in wardrobes and unobstructed views. The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom with luxurious finishes, while the other two bedrooms each have a full bathroom, ensuring comfort and elegance. Additionally, the apartment includes a guest toilet, perfect for visitors.
The fully equipped kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances offers a functional and well-distributed space. It also includes a laundry area, optimizing comfort and organization. The large living-dining room is the ideal space for entertaining or enjoying tranquility, with exceptional brightness from the large windows that open to the outside.
The apartment retains original architectural elements, such as high ceilings and moldings, which perfectly complement the modern installations and high-quality finishes added during the renovation. Furthermore, the property includes a storage room, providing additional space for storage.
The building, with its classic character, is well-maintained and offers doorman service, adding an extra layer of security and convenience for residents. The Lista area, in the prestigious Salamanca district, is one of Madrid’s most exclusive and sought-after neighborhoods, surrounded by luxury boutiques, fine dining restaurants, and offering excellent public transport connections, making it easy to access all parts of the city.
This apartment is a unique opportunity to live in one of Madrid’s most privileged areas, combining the elegance of a classic property with the comfort of modern living.
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