An elegant property with four balconies in a classic building in Trafalgar

€1,500,000

3 Rooms
3 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~122 m² Total surface
~122 m² Living area

Description

Engel & Völkers presents this magnificent property, with a floor area of 122 square metres, situated in one of the most attractive buildings in the Trafalgar area – a location highly sought-after for its tranquillity and proximity to the Almagro neighbourhood. The property comprises, in the main living area, a pleasant entrance hall leading to a spacious living room with three south-facing balconies, opposite a functional and attractive kitchen fitted with high-end appliances. The floor-to-ceiling height, high ceilings and the three balconies off the living room provide plenty of light to this spacious living area. There is also a good-sized bedroom on the outer side, whilst the inner area features a lovely guest bathroom and a spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The property has air conditioning and individual heating, which significantly reduces service charges. The beautiful classic building has a lift and a doorman and is in excellent condition, with favourable ITE/IEE reports. It is a magnificent property, suitable both as a family home and as an investment, given the high rental yield of this type of property.

Features

Air-conditioningBalconySecurity systemElevatorGuest toilet

Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Your advisor: Cristina Rodriguez

Property ID: W-0496SV

Location: Chamberí, Madrid

The home is located between Alonso Martínez Roundabout and Chamberí Square, on one of the quietest and most stately streets in the Trafalgar neighborhood, in the Chamberí district. The building is the work of Luis Sáinz de los Terreros, one of Madrid’s most notable architects within the city’s early 20th-century eclectic and bourgeois architecture, full of moldings, balconies, pediments, and orderly, elegant reliefs. In this specific part of Trafalgar, in the prime triangle formed by Luchana, Sagasta, and Santa Engracia streets, most of Chamberí’s stately buildings and small palaces are now found, arising from Madrid rationalism in a 20th-century period generally set between 1925 and 1950, often blended with architectural expressionism and earlier Art Deco modernism or academicism. Very close to the property, at Alonso Martínez Roundabout, Chamberí Square, or Olavide Square, there is a wide range of bars, restaurants, shopping, and leisure venues. The area is served by an extensive public transport network, and parking spaces are also available for sale or rent just a few meters from the building.