Elegant newly renovated home in a classic building on Don Ramón de la Cruz.

€2,250,000

3 Rooms
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~163 m² Total surface
~163 m² Living area

Description

Engel & Völkers presents this elegant newly renovated home, located in a classic building on the prestigious Don Ramón de la Cruz street, in the well-established and sought-after Lista neighborhood, Salamanca district. Situated on the third floor with a southern exposure, the property enjoys excellent natural light, especially in the social area. With a surface area of 163 m², the residence offers a balanced layout designed to maximize comfort, spaciousness, and functionality. The day area is organized into a spacious, elegant, and well-proportioned living-dining room, notable for its brightness and sense of space. The independent kitchen, designed with a contemporary and practical approach, naturally integrates into the ensemble, making it ideal for both daily use and entertaining. The rest area includes three bedrooms. The master bedroom, conceived as a private space, features a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom. The two additional bedrooms, one of which is currently set up as an office, offer great versatility and easily adapt to different needs. A second full bathroom serves this area. An ideal property for those seeking a move-in-ready home, with a high-quality comprehensive renovation, a well-thought-out layout, and the appeal of a classic building in one of the most established locations in the Lista neighborhood.

Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Your advisor: Oriol Roca

Property ID: W-047RSA

Location: Salamanca, Madrid

The Salamanca district is one of the most significant areas of Madrid, both for its unique layout and for the residents who have traditionally inhabited its emblematic streets. Its construction dates back to the second half of the 19th century and corresponds to the urban expansion carried out during the reign of Isabel II. The precursor to whom it owes its name was the Malagueño José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquis of Salamanca, who conceived a new location with a carefully designed building to house the aristocratic and bourgeois classes of Madrid. Of 19th-century style, it is characterized by its special regular grid layout with perpendicular streets. Its buildings are of special interest due to their architectural quality and the beauty of their facades. Traditionally, Salamanca was a residential area, especially inhabited by the political and economic elites of the country. In the last fifty years, this residential character coexists with other activities such as business, diplomatic, and especially commercial, as it is one of the most important luxury fashion areas in the capital.