Engel&Völkers presents this villa located facing the granite mountains of the Sierra de Guadarrama, surrounded by a garden of holm oaks, pines, and rocks, with the distant sound of livestock in the background.
The property welcomes us with an impressive first impression. Its architecture, highly representative of the 1980s—the decade in which it was built—features a visible brick construction, where linearity and movement define its character.
A country house that moves away from the typical rustic mountain architectural style, offering instead the concept of a large residential villa: spacious, contemporary, and with a swimming pool.
As solid on the outside as it is welcoming on the inside, this family home retains a marked 1980s character. The muted-tone bathroom tiles and terrazzo floors are a clear reflection of this. This 70s–80s DNA can either be preserved with personality or serve as the perfect base on which to create a fully contemporary home with carefully chosen interior design.
Distributed over two floors, the property features a fully equipped kitchen with a window opening onto the dining room. A fireplace separates the dining and living areas. On the upper floor, there are four bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and two full bathrooms with bathtubs, as well as an additional room and a hallway cupboard for linen storage.
The house also offers an 11 m² terrace, a large 2,110 m² garden with typical Sierra vegetation, and a 33 m² swimming pool with a sunbathing area from which to enjoy privileged views of the surrounding landscape.
Additional information: long-term rental (NOT SEASONAL), unfurnished property, air conditioning in the living room, oil heating, garage, and storage room.
Just outside the property’s garden, you will find livestock trails and pleasant walking and hiking routes leading towards La Pedriza or Navacerrada. All of this without sacrificing excellent connectivity, as the house is located in the Montes Claros residential area, next to the M-608 road, just a short distance from Cerceda and around 50 km from Madrid.
This area belongs to the municipality of Cerceda/El Boalo, situated at the foot of the southern slopes of the Sierra de Guadarrama, with nearby peaks such as Peña Blanca and La Maliciosa. El Boalo is also partially included within the Cuenca Alta del Manzanares Regional Park.
Within the residential area itself, there is the Montesclaros charter school. In Cerceda, there are two additional schools, one private and one public.
In terms of transport, the area is well connected via the M-607 and M-608 roads. It is served by several regular bus lines connecting its three population centres with Madrid (Moncloa and Plaza de Castilla transport hubs) as well as with nearby towns (lines 672, 672A, 720, 724, 876, and the night line 603).