Engel & Völkers presents this unique architect-designed residence, created by architect Eduardo Amann. It is located in one of the quietest and most established residential areas in northwest Madrid, on an exceptional 2,146 m² plot that guarantees privacy, spaciousness, and a very special relationship between the house and the garden.
Built in 1981 and arranged over two floors, the home is distinguished by the fluidity of its layout, open and bright spaces, and the constant presence of the outdoors through large glazed surfaces. It is a house that “vibrates” with the musicality of its routes and perspectives, preserving the charm of 1980s aesthetics while also offering an extraordinary basis for a light update that would make it a fully contemporary property.
The main floor brings together the living areas and part of the sleeping area. An entrance hall leads to a spacious living-dining room with large windows and direct access to the porches and the garden. The separate kitchen, with a generous breakfast area, also opens to the outside, so that all the main rooms on the floor—including the kitchen—enjoy access to the garden and natural light throughout the day.
On this same floor there are three bedrooms: two magnificent suites with en-suite bathrooms and a third bedroom with a separate bathroom. This layout allows daily life to be carried out almost entirely on one level, making it especially convenient for families of different ages or for those who value having main bedrooms on the entry level.
The upper floor completes the sleeping area with the remaining bedrooms and auxiliary spaces, maintaining the sense of spaciousness and open views over the plot. In total, the home offers seven bedrooms, making it a highly versatile option for large families, frequent guests, or a combination of home and office.
The exterior is one of the great highlights of this property. The large plot, with a regular shape and a gentle slope, is arranged over different landscaped levels with mature vegetation, reinforcing the feeling of privacy. Next to the outdoor pool there is a magnificent summer pavilion, a covered gazebo designed as an outdoor living and dining area, with space for a barbecue and outdoor kitchen. This ensemble turns the pool area into a true gathering and enjoyment space for much of the year.
Although the house still retains the language of the 1980s, its proportions, the quality of Amann’s design, and the indoor-outdoor connection make it an ideal candidate for an update in materials, colors, and installations. With a respectful intervention, this home can be transformed into a contemporary design residence without losing its original architectural character.
In short, a unique opportunity for those seeking a different home, with soul and an architect’s signature, in one of the most highly regarded residential locations in Las Rozas.