Spacious loft-style home in downtown Málaga

€459,000

2 Rooms
1 Bedrooms
1 Bathrooms
~128 m² Total surface
~109 m² Living area

Description

This unique home is located in the heart of the Historic Center of Málaga, next to the Carmen Thyssen Museum and just two minutes from Calle Larios. Situated in an exclusive building with only ten neighbors, it combines the dynamism of the center with a tranquil atmosphere. Surrounded by museums, theaters, galleries, restaurants, shops, and with excellent transport connections. The property has approximately 109m² built, including 46 m² of original living space and 63 m² integrated from an old patio. Upon entering, we are greeted by a spacious 45 m² area with access to a 9 m² interior patio. It features an independent kitchen, a full bathroom, and a spectacular open area with double-height ceilings, a skylight, and original elements like an exposed brick oven. Includes an additional versatile room and a loft ideal as a bedroom or study, accessible by a wooden and wrought iron staircase. Renovated with high-quality materials and industrial style. Aluminum and PVC windows with electric opening, air conditioning by splits, hot water by electric water heater, and a kitchen equipped with top-brand appliances. The building offers a communal terrace with views of the Historic Center and the Ateneo de Málaga, perfect for enjoying the urban charm in a relaxed setting.

Features

Air-conditioningBuilt-in kitchenPatio

Engel & Völkers Málaga

+34 951 956 922

Your advisor: Sabine Klostermann

Property ID: W-02UPSZ

Location: Centro, Málaga

Málaga, the capital of the Costa del Sol, is a vibrant city that blends its rich historical heritage with the modernity of a dynamic city. The Historic Center of Málaga is the city's beating heart, where narrow, cobblestone streets mix with buildings of great architectural value, such as the Cathedral of Málaga, the Roman Theater, or the Alcazaba. This labyrinth of streets is full of life, both day and night, and reflects the pulse of a city that has managed to preserve its traditions while adapting to modern times. Everyday life in the center of Málaga unfolds in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. In its squares, like the Plaza de la Constitución, locals and visitors enjoy a unique mix of activities. The terraces of bars and cafes fill with people savoring the famous sardine skewers or traditional tapas, while tourists stroll through its shopping avenues, such as Calle Larios, one of the most elegant in Spain, leading to the Plaza de la Marina which opens the center of Málaga to the Paseo del Palmeral and Muelle Uno, located at the city's seaport. Throughout the day, the hustle and bustle of markets, such as the Atarazanas Market, combine with the tranquility of the alleyways, where art and culture flourish in every corner. Regarding leisure, Málaga offers a wide range of options for all tastes. From internationally renowned museums, such as the Picasso Museum, Thyssen Museum, or the Centre Pompidou, to cultural events and festivals that enliven Málaga nights. The city's infrastructure has greatly improved in recent decades, with new facilities that ease mobility and access to its main attractions. The public transport system, with the international airport, its network of buses and metro, facilitates access both to the historic center and to the peripheral areas and the coast. In summary, Málaga is a city that combines history, culture, leisure, and modern infrastructure, offering a unique experience both for those who visit and for those who call it home.