For-bedroom refurbished family property in Argüelles

1 390 000 €

4 Pièces
4 Chambres
4 Salles de bains
~216 m² Surface totale
~183 m² Surface habitable

Description

Engel & Völkers presents this wonderful 220 square metre property, completely renovated with taste and high-quality materials. The property is located in a building representative of the 1950s, which has a lift, concierge service and storage room on the same premises. The layout offers spacious and versatile rooms, with four bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms. The generously sized south-facing living/dining room enjoys excellent natural light throughout the day and connects directly to a separate kitchen. The high ceilings, close to three metres in most rooms, are a notable feature, giving a great feeling of spaciousness. The property has large windows in all rooms, central heating and air conditioning, offering comfort throughout the year. A bright, elegant and functional property, ideal for those looking for a home with character in a privileged location.

Caractéristiques

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Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Votre conseiller: Marta Mellado

ID de la propriété: W-047I1W

Localisation : Moncloa-Aravaca, Madrid

The Argüelles neighborhood was born during the period of the Ensanche and is a magnificent example of bourgeois Madrid. Bounded by the Parque de Debod and the Calle Princesa, it stretches in a narrow strip from the Plaza de España towards the Parque del Oeste, delimited by the streets of Pintor Rosales, Irún, Paseo Moret, Ferraz, Princesa, the Plaza de España, and the Cuesta de San Vicente. In its streets, palaces such as that of the Infanta Isabel de Borbón and old asylums and convents, like the Buen Suceso, are preserved. It is an ideal place to live, given its fairly central location, its green surroundings in front of the Parque del Oeste and the Parque de la Montaña (where the Egyptian Temple of Debod is located), and the presence of numerous shops, leisure areas, bars, and restaurants with attractive terraces. Its streets host the largest number of original version cinemas in the city, and it has seen several important figures of Spanish cinema pass by its unique Walk of Fame. One of the most unique areas of the capital for its variety and excellent infrastructure: six schools, several early childhood education centers, a clinical health center, a specialty center, and a wide variety of supermarkets and restaurants. Furthermore, the district boasts excellent communications due to its proximity to the M-30, the A-6, the Carretera de Castilla, and the Moncloa Interchange: with direct access to the Sierra de Madrid, and on the other hand, access to the city center. A true marvel.