Barnes Spain presents, on one of Madrid’s most iconic streets, a property that embodies the perfect balance between location, presence and contemporary comfort.
Located in the Goya neighbourhood, within the prestigious Salamanca district, the residence occupies a second-floor exterior position in a 1957 building with a lift. Its south-facing orientation provides constant natural light and a warm atmosphere that accompanies every room throughout the day.
With 275 cadastral sqm, the property has been completely renovated with a contemporary approach focused on fluid spaces and wellbeing.
The living area opens onto the exterior and connects to a balcony that enhances the flow of natural light, creating a spacious, elegant and welcoming atmosphere. The fully equipped kitchen blends harmoniously into the overall layout, combining contemporary style with functionality.
The sleeping area offers four bedrooms and four full bathrooms, as well as an additional guest toilet. The property also includes a dressing room, reinforcing its residential character and the care given to the interior organisation.
It also features a complete, independent staff area comprising a bedroom, bathroom and laundry and ironing room, providing functionality and convenience in everyday life.
The property is delivered fully furnished and ready to move into, with a coherent aesthetic concept finished with meticulous attention to detail.
Year-round comfort is guaranteed by the communal heating and air-conditioning system, creating a pleasant environment in every season.
Living in this residence means becoming part of one of Madrid’s most sought-after areas. Goya stands out for its excellent connections, vibrant atmosphere and wide range of shops and restaurants, perfectly combining urban living with residential elegance. This location offers not only convenience, but also value and prestige.
Exterior-facing, bright and generously sized, this property represents a unique opportunity for those seeking space, natural light and an address with a distinctive identity in the Salamanca district.
