Spectacular home with views of the Retiro

€9,500,000

4 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
5 Bathrooms
~805 m² Total surface
~805 m² Living area

Description

Located in one of the most exclusive and sought-after areas of Madrid, this impressive 1910 mansion combines the charm of history with the highest contemporary standards. Completely renovated in 2019 and updated in 2024, it presents itself as a unique and unrepeatable property. Beyond its exceptional location, this residence stands out for its historical significance: the second floor was home to the prestigious scientist Santiago Ramón y Cajal, Nobel Prize in Medicine. The original moldings, commissioned by Ramón y Cajal himself to a sculptor of the time, have been carefully preserved, adding an invaluable heritage value and a unique personality to the home. Distributed over three interconnected floors, it offers a luxury and spacious residential experience. A large living room filled with natural light stands out, with spectacular open views of Retiro Park. It features four generous bedrooms, three of them en suite, a spacious dining room, and two fully equipped kitchens: a main kitchen with contemporary design and a second professional kitchen with an industrial style, ideal for chefs or gastronomy enthusiasts. Additionally, it includes five robotic garage spaces with direct access from the residence and two storage rooms for added convenience. Its East and South orientation ensures constant brightness throughout the day. The building, in excellent condition, has a physical doorman and a well-maintained community.

Features

Air-conditioningBalconyBuilt-in kitchenGarageGardenPatioSecurity systemTerraceBuilt in wardrobeGuest toiletWheelchair accessible

Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Your advisor: Daniel Monticelli

Property ID: W-02ZX0V

Location: Retiro, Madrid

The Jerónimos neighborhood is undoubtedly the most representative and exclusive area of Madrid, located in the center of the capital. To the east, it borders the two most well-known green spaces in the capital: the Royal Botanical Garden and Retiro Park, with its lake, numerous interior walkways, ponds, and lush groves. There are numerous monuments and artistic centers in the area, from the Puerta de Alcalá, through the famous squares of Cibeles, Neptuno, and de la Lealtad, to the renowned Prado Museum. There are also many public institutions headquartered in this neighborhood, such as the beautiful Palacio de Comunicaciones of the Madrid City Council, the Madrid Stock Exchange, or the General Headquarters of the Navy. The area also features top-level hotel and dining establishments, such as the Ritz Hotel or the well-known Horcher restaurant. The neighborhood boasts the best transportation connections, adding to the city's excellent transport service (with the Metro and bus lines) the Atocha Station, central to the AVE high-speed train service as well as commuter trains.