Spacious property to refurbish in Argüelles

€1,850,000

5 Rooms
5 Bedrooms
2 Bathrooms
~360 m² Total surface
~327 m² Living area

Description

Engel & Völkers is delighted to present this wonderful opportunity to create a family home in the heart of Argüelles, a property with over 320 square metres of living space for complete renovation in a classic, representative 1930s building with concierge service. The property currently has five bedrooms, two bathrooms and two living rooms, with a separate kitchen next to the service entrance that leads directly to the laundry area of the property, offering multiple renovation options. It has large windows in all rooms and two balconies and a generous floor-to-ceiling height of over three metres, providing great light to all rooms. Its characteristic T-shaped floor plan allows for the separation of different areas for the enjoyment of the whole family. The building has central heating and a storage room on the premises and, although it does not have a garage space, there is public parking just a few metres from the building's entrance.

Features

Air-conditioningBalconyBuilt in wardrobeGuest toiletWheelchair accessible

Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Your advisor: Marta Mellado

Property ID: W-046H8Y

Location: Moncloa - Aravaca, Madrid

The Argüelles neighborhood was born during the Expansion period and is a magnificent example of bourgeois Madrid. Bordered by the Parque de Debod and Princesa Street, it stretches in a narrow strip from Plaza de España towards Parque del Oeste, delimited by the streets of Pintor Rosales, Irún, Paseo Moret, Ferraz, Princesa, Plaza de España, and Cuesta de San Vicente. In its streets, palaces such as that of Infanta Isabel de Borbón are preserved, along with old asylums and convents, like Buen Suceso. It is an ideal place to live, given its quite central location, its green surroundings facing Parque del Oeste and Parque de la Montaña (where the Egyptian temple of Debod is located), and the presence of numerous shops, leisure areas, bars, and restaurants with their attractive terraces. Its streets host the largest number of original version cinemas in the city, and have witnessed several important figures of Spanish cinema through its particular Walk of Fame. One of the most unique areas of the capital due to its variety and excellent infrastructure: six schools, several early childhood education centers, a clinical outpatient clinic, a specialty center, and a wide variety of Supermarkets and Restaurants. Furthermore, the district boasts excellent communications thanks to its proximity on one side to the M-30, the A-6, the Carretera de Castilla, and the Moncloa Interchange: with direct access to the Madrid mountains, and on the other hand, access to the central area of the capital. A true marvel.