Renovated Penthouse with Panoramic Views of Plaza del Conde de Barajas
Total rent
€4,000
3 Rooms
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
~172 m² Total surface
~172 m² Living area
Completion expected August 2026
Description
Engel & Völkers presents this majestic, light-filled penthouse located in a distinguished 1911 classic building on Plaza del Conde de Barajas. Situated in a quiet pedestrian area just steps from Plaza Mayor, this property stands out for its exceptionally high-quality renovation, which preserves the elegance of its original architecture, featuring high ceilings crowned with refined mouldings. The heart of the home is a superb living-dining room flooded with natural light, opening onto the outside through two balconies and a charming glazed gallery offering unparalleled panoramic views of the rooftops and domes of Madrid’s historic Habsburg quarter.
The sleeping quarters are strategically oriented towards quiet interior courtyards, turning the home into a true oasis of peace in the centre of the capital. The property comprises three splendid double bedrooms. The generously sized master suite features a large dressing room and an elegant en-suite bathroom. The two additional bedrooms have spacious fitted wardrobes and share a second full bathroom with a walk-in shower. In addition, the property offers a practical guest cloakroom near the living area. The spacious separate kitchen is fully equipped with top-brand appliances and ample storage, complemented by an adjoining laundry and ironing room.
Maximum thermal comfort and energy efficiency are ensured by an avant-garde aerothermal heating and cooling system with underfloor heating and cooling. Located in a building with a lift, the property also includes a convenient storage room on the rooftop. This is the ultimate residence for those seeking exclusivity, history and absolute tranquillity in the historic heart of Madrid.
In the Palacio neighborhood are some of the capital’s main points of interest, such as Plaza Mayor, the Monastery of La Encarnación and Plaza de la Villa, where buildings from the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries can be seen. Examples include Casa de la Villa (the former Town Hall), the Lujanes Tower and Casa de Cisneros, outstanding architectural complexes built during the Habsburg monarchy that deserve to be admired.
This Madrid, where churches abounded and which was dominated by the Alcázar (an immense building that was destroyed by fire in 1737), later saw the construction, under the Bourbon dynasty, of the Royal Palace and, with it, the gardens of Plaza de Oriente, Almudena Cathedral (with a museum providing access to the temple’s dome and offering beautiful views of the Madrid mountain range) and other buildings from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, such as the Collegiate Church of San Isidro (Madrid Cathedral until 1993), the Basilica of San Miguel, the Basilica of San Francisco el Grande and the Teatro Real, Madrid’s opera house.
After seeing all the area’s monumental heritage, visitors can stroll among the neatly trimmed boxwood hedges of the Sabatini Gardens, at the foot of the Royal Palace’s northern façade, enjoying its fountains and beautiful pond.
It enjoys an unbeatable location due to its proximity to emblematic shopping and leisure areas of the capital, such as Gran Vía, Plaza de España, Puerta del Sol, etc.
It is perfectly connected to the rest of the city and offers easy access to roads and the airport.
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