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Exclusive Apartment for Sale in Madrid, in the District of Salamanca

4.900 €/month

- Completely renewed

- Beautifully furnished and equipped!

- 144 m²

- 3 spacious bedrooms

- 3 full bathrooms

The opportunity

This exclusive apartment is for rent in Madrid is located in the heart of the prestigious Salamanca neighborhood, on Calle Claudio Coello, Recoletos, represents a unique opportunity to live in a beautiful home in the most elegant neighborhood in this wonderful city. Built in 1927, the building combines historic charm with modernity, offering a completely renovated and brand new apartment.

An ideal home for families or individuals looking for a space generous in size and comfort. Every detail has been carefully selected to guarantee an atmosphere of luxury and exclusivity.

The interior design of the apartment reflects a perfect contrast between the classic elegance of the building and the sleek contemporary design, ensuring that each room is not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing. The property features high-quality finishes, warmth in every room and large windows that flood the space with natural light, creating a cozy atmosphere.

This Madrid apartment for rent, is located in the best area of the city center, the Salamanca neighborhood. It is not just a home, but an assurance of great quality of life and style in one of the most desirable addresses in Madrid. It represents an exceptional opportunity for those looking to buy a home in Madrid, combining luxury, history and the vibrant life of the Spanish capital.

Meet your future home

The district of Salamanca

The Salamanca neighborhood, one of the most exclusive and emblematic enclaves of Madrid, is synonymous with elegance, history and quality of life. Its layout was conceived in the 19th century by the Marquis of Salamanca, José de Salamanca y Mayol, who wanted to create a residential area that would be distinguished by its order and architectural beauty. Since then, this neighborhood has evolved to become the heart of Madrid sophistication, maintaining its historical essence while embracing modernity.

Living in the District of Salamanca

Living in the Salamanca neighborhood, is to enjoy a cosmopolitan lifestyle in one of the most beautiful and safe environments in Madrid, in addition toone of the most sought-after lifestyles in Madrid. It is an area that perfectly combines residential and commercial, offering its inhabitants access to luxury boutiques, art galleries, fine dining restaurants, and some of the most exclusive shops in the world.

The combination of its rich cultural offer, the exclusivity of its shops and the quality of its green and recreational spaces, together with the excellent connectivity, make this location the ideal place for those looking for a life full of comforts, culture and style in the Spanish capital.

History & development

The development of the Salamanca neighborhood began in the second half of the 19th century, with the aim of housing the aristocracy and upper bourgeoisie of the time. It was characterized by its wide, straight streets, in contrast to the narrow streets of the historic center of Madrid, and by its classic and modernist style buildings, many of which today are considered architectural heritage.

Features and quality of life

The quality of life in the Salamanca area is exceptional. This is a great opportunity to rent your home in beautiful quiet and safe streets, along with its luxurious reforms, make it particularly attractive to families, professionals and expatriates seeking a high standard of living. The proximity to prestigious schools and first-rate health services adds to the appeal for those who choose to make this neighborhood their home.

This apartment for sale in Madrid is located in the heart of the Salamanca neighborhood, just two blocks from the emblematic Puerta de Alcalá, offers a series of unmatched advantages that make this a privileged place to live. This proximity not only places residents at the epicenter of one of the most exclusive and beautiful areas of the city, but also gives them direct access to a wide range of cultural, social and recreational amenities.

Location advantages

Just a few steps from the apartment, this iconic neoclassical monument is not only an architectural marvel, but also one of the most photographed and emblematic monuments in Madrid. Its history dates back to 1778, when it was built under the reign of Charles III, as part of his efforts to beautify the city of Madrid. Designed by the Italian architect Francesco Sabatini, the Puerta de Alcalá replaced a previous gate that marked one of the entrances to the city from the road to Alcalá de Henares, hence its name.

The proximity to the so-called "golden mile" of art allows easy access to some of the most important museums in the world, such as the Prado, the Reina Sofía and the Thyssen-Bornemisza, where you can admire world-class art masterpieces.

The Prado Museum, with its vast collection that includes masterpieces by Velázquez, Goya, El Greco, and Titian, among others, is an authentic chair of European painting. Its richness and diversity invite you to explore the various artistic movements that have defined the European cultural landscape over the centuries.

The Reina Sofía Art Center stands out as the sanctuary of modern and contemporary art in Spain, with Picasso's famous "Guernica" as one of its greatest treasures. This museum not only houses works by renowned Spanish artists such as Salvador Dalí and Joan Miró, but also presents exhibitions by international figures and avant-garde movements, reflecting the dynamism and evolution of contemporary art.

The Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum complements this cultural offering with a collection that ranges from early Gothic to the latest trends of the 20th century, acting as a bridge between classical and modern art. The Thyssen collection is notable for its diversity, with works representing all major movements in Western art, making the museum a meeting place for art lovers of all eras.

Officially known as Buen Retiro Park, it is a historical and cultural oasis in the heart of Madrid. With its origins in the 17th century, the Retiro was initially conceived as a recreational space for Spanish royalty, forming part of the gardens of the Buen Retiro Palace, ordered to be built by King Felipe IV as a place of rest and recreation.

With more than 125 hectares and located a short walk from the Barrio de Salamanca, the Retiro is not only the "green lung" of Madrid, but also a living testimony of the history, culture and social evolution of the city. Among its numerous trails, themed gardens, monuments and fountains, the park is home to some of the most notable pieces of landscape architecture and art, such as the Crystal Palace, a greenhouse built in 1887 that today serves as an exhibition hall, and the Monument to Alfonso XII, which presides over the large pond, an emblematic place where visitors can enjoy boat rides.

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LUXURY STORES AND BOUTIQUES

The Salamanca neighborhood is famous for its exclusive shopping streets, such as Serrano and Ortega y Gasset, where you can find haute couture boutiques, jewelry stores, and international brand stores.

GASTRONOMY

The area is full of bars, cafes and restaurants that offer everything from the highest cuisine to more casual options and terraces where you can enjoy the Madrid atmosphere.

PROXIMITY TO PALACES AND HISTORICAL FOUNTAINS

Living near Puerta de Alcalá also means being within walking distance of palaces such as the Palacio de Cibeles and historical fountains such as Cibeles and Neptune, emblematic places of meeting and celebration in the city.

Connectivity

A few minutes away, this important road axis not only connects with important financial and business areas, but is also a cultural and entertainment axis.

Public Transportation

The privileged location facilitates access to a wide public transport network, including metro, buses and commuter trains, allowing efficient travel throughout the city and to the airport

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Why choose Madrid?

Madrid, the vibrant capital of Spain, stands out as one of the most desirable cities to live in, thanks to its dynamic combination of tradition and modernity, which makes it an epicenter of culture, innovation and quality of life in Europe.

The quality of life in Madrid is exceptional. The city offers a perfect balance between work and personal life in a cosmopolitan environment, with one of the most advanced health systems in Europe, security, diversity and an extraordinary cultural and recreational life. Its commitment to sustainability, evidenced in its extensive green areas and hours of sunshine per year, together with a rich historical heritage, make Madrid a unique place to live.

Living in Madrid means enjoying competitive operating costs, an attractive tax regime for companies and expats, and a vibrant business ecosystem.

The city is not only a destination for those who value a high quality of life in one of the safest and sunniest capitals in Europe, but also for those seeking professional opportunities in sectors with high added value. The main economic engine of Spain and the fourth largest economy in the European Union by GDP, Madrid is not only an economic giant, but also a cultural melting pot and a nerve center of opportunity. The city enjoys a privileged geostrategic location, offering unparalleled access to both the world's largest economies, such as the European Single Market, North America or Asia, as well as emerging economies in Latin America and North Africa. Its dynamic, open, globalized and widely diversified economy, both in services and in its industry, focuses on activities that promote new technologies and knowledge.

Its dynamic, open, globalized and widely diversified economy, both in services and in its industry, focuses on activities that promote new technologies and knowledge. Madrid boasts outstanding infrastructure, such as the Madrid Barajas Airport, the second in Europe. by capacity, and connectivity in high-speed train networks that positions Spain as a world leader. In addition, its metro network, the second in Europe, reflects the efficiency and connectivity that facilitate daily life in this metropolis.
In terms of talent, Madrid is a highly qualified city. With more than 180 nationalities represented, the Madrid region is home to a working population of more than 3.2 million people, standing out for its diversity and skills.
First-class universities and international business schools strengthen Madrid's attractiveness as a center of innovation and education.
Madrid is one of the favorite cities for entrepreneurs and startups in Europe, in addition to being the main destination for foreign investment in Spain.

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