Luxury apartment in Salamanca - Castellana

2.995.000 €

4 Dormitoris
4 Banys
~241 m² Superfície total
~214 m² Superfície habitable

Descripció

Engel & Völkers presents this exclusive apartment in the best area of the Salamanca – Castellana neighborhood. It occupies the third floor of a stately and representative building, from 1920. The house, measuring 241 square meters, faces south on its main façade and north on its private area. The apartment is sold demolished with a renovation project according to plan, with four (4) bedrooms with dressing room, four en-suite bathrooms, guest toilet, living room with dining room and integrated kitchen. There is also another proposal with three (3) bedrooms, with a family room area at the buyer's discretion. There is also the possibility of buying it completely renovated (€400,000 - €450,000 + additional VAT) The house has a doorman, the heating is central with individual meters. Ideal for designing your home completely to your liking, for people who value the quality of life in the best of the Salamanca neighborhood.

Característiques

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Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

El teu assessor: Oriol Roca

ID de la Propietat: W-02Y630

Ubicació: Salamanca, Madrid

The property is located in the Salamanca neighbourhood, in the area of Castellana, the Golden Mile, one of the most prestigious areas of Madrid. Its strategic enclave stands out: close to embassies and the largest luxury shopping area such as Chanel, Jimmy Choo, Omega or Louis Vuitton, the best gourmet shops, luxury hotels, exquisite restaurants, prestigious art galleries in Serrano and Velázquez and a wide range of services that make it the most prestigious residential and commercial area thanks to its infrastructures, with several Metro and bus stops. The Salamanca neighbourhood is one of the most important areas of Madrid, both for its peculiar distribution 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 Malaga-born José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquis of Salamanca, who conceived a new site with a carefully designed building that would house Madrid's aristocratic and bourgeois classes. regular layout in the form of a checkerboard with perpendicular streets. Its buildings are of special interest thanks to their architectural quality and the beauty of their façades. Salamanca was traditionally a residential area, especially inhabited by the country's political and economic elite.