Engel & Völkers, sells this unique home with luxury renovation in Jorge Juan alley, Recoletos, a quiet pedestrian street, in the most exclusive and representative area of the Salamanca neighborhood. It is located in a building from 1900, renovated in the 90s, facing east and west. It is a duplex of 145 m2 CC (75m2+61m2+9C). The house is accessed on the ground floor, where we find a large hall, guest toilet, huge 60 square meter living room, with four windows with unobstructed views, and an integrated kitchen. The upper floor is accessed via a designer staircase, with a large suite, dressing room, integrated terrace with motorized roof and bathroom. Luxury and quality are perceived in all the details, teak flooring in the living room, dining room, kitchen and bathrooms; black marble on terrace, shower and countertops. Cortizo windows with hidden single-pane fittings on the ground floor; Velux windows with built-in blinds and blinds on the upper floor, with remote control; Folding distribution doors in natural oak, with recessed hinges, paneled cabinets. Lighting by SPAZIO Viabizzuno; ducted cold heat pump, designer radiators. BULTHAUP kitchen with GAGGENAU appliances; terrace with motorized retractable roof and integrated outdoor awning, with remote control; SOMFY brand blinds, with motor drive and remote control. The property has a doorman.
Característiques
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Recoletos is the Prime area of the Barrio de Salamanca, the area
closest to El Retiro and specifically this house is
It is located steps from the largest and most representative park in Madrid. The Salamanca neighborhood is one of the most
important in Madrid both for its peculiar distribution and
by the neighbors who have traditionally inhabited their
emblematic streets. Its construction dates from the second
half of the 19th century and corresponds to the enlargement
urban development carried out during the reign of Isabel II. The
forerunner to whom it owes its name was José de
Salamanca y Mayol, Marquis of Salamanca, who conceived
a new location with a careful building that
housed the aristocratic and bourgeois classes of Madrid.
Nineteenth-century in style, it is characterized by its special
regular distribution in the form of a checkerboard with streets
perpendiculars. Its buildings are of special interest
thanks to its architectural quality and the beauty of its
facades. Traditionally, Salamanca was an area of use
residential, especially inhabited by political elites and
economy of the country. In the last fifty years this
residential nature coexists with other activities such as
business, diplomatic and especially commercial
which is one of the most important luxury fashion areas of the
capital. The Buen Retiro Park is the authentic
protagonist of this neighborhood of Madrid that has its flanks in
Calles de Alcalá and O'Donnell at the north end, Calle
Doctor Esquerdo in the east, Avenida del Mediterráneo and the
Paseo de Reina Cristina in the South and Calle Alfonso XII in the
western end.