Stately home on the Golden Mile

€6,600,000

4 Rooms
4 Bedrooms
4 Bathrooms
~494 m² Total surface
~494 m² Living area
~6 m² Terrace surface

Description

Engel & Völkers presents this stunning luxury home in the heart of the Golden Mile, the best location in Madrid, just a stone's throw from Serrano and José Ortega y Gasset. It is located in an impressive building from 1920, renovated and very well maintained, with a beautiful cage elevator of the time. Located on the fourth floor and facing west, with a pleasant terrace that allows you to enjoy all the light that surrounds the house. Its surface of almost 500sqm built, maintains the high ceilings and structures of the time. It is currently distributed in double living room, dining room, office, four bedrooms and service area, with double entrance, with a modern fully equipped kitchen. Representative building, with concierge service during business hours. The apartment has central heating and air conditioning. Possibility to buy parking space just in front. In short, a magnificent home that is worth knowing. The property is located in the Salamanca neighbourhood, in the area of Castellana, the Golden Mile, one of the most prestigious areas of Madrid. Its strategic enclave stands out: close to Embassies, on the main street and one block away from Calle Velázquez, the largest luxury shopping area such as Channel, Jimmy Choo, Omega or Louis Vuitton, the best gourmet shops, luxury hotels, exquisite restaurants, prestigious art galleries in Serrano and Velázquez, and a wide range of services that make the area a residential and commercial area of the highest prestige. The infrastructures in the area are very complete, with several Metro and bus stops.

Features

Air-conditioningBalconyBasementBuilt-in kitchenTerraceBuilt in wardrobeGuest toiletSenior orientedWheelchair accessible

Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Your advisor: Alejandro Berdud

Property ID: W-02VYD9

Location: Salamanca, Madrid

Salamanca district is one of the most noteworthy areas in Madrid, thanks to both its layout and the neighbors that dwell its emblematic streets and avenues. Built in the second half of the 19th century, the borough corresponds to the architectural expansion carried out under Isabell II reign. The district name derives from the forerunner José de Salamanca y Mayol, Marquis of Salamanca, who designed a new location with exquisite buildings that would host aristocrats and the bourgeoisie. With a very characteristic 19th century-style, Salamanca district is characterized by its checker-type distribution and perpendicular avenues. The buildings´ architecture and façades are among some of the most interesting ones in the capital. Salamanca historically acted as the residential area for the politic and economic elite of the country. In the past fifty years, however, this residential character coexists with other activities including business, diplomacy, and, particularly, commercial premises. The area is one of the most important fashion hubs in the capital.