Enjoy El Retiro Park

Stylish unfurnished apartment recently renovated located a few meters from El Retiro Park and the Puerta de Alcalá.

The property has a very convenient layout, with two well differentiated areas:

The social area begins with an elegant hall that gives way to a big area designed as a billiard room, from which you can access the modern open-plan kitchen, the TV room, and the living and dining room with three large windows overlooking El Retiro Park.

Next to the entrance hall we find a study-guest room with a complete bathroom next to it, which can also be used as a guest toilet.

The family area has two spacious bedrooms (with fitted wardrobes) sharing a full bathroom, and the master bedroom, with dressing room and bathroom on suite, with bathtub and shower.

The refurbishment of the house took care of many details in the installations such as underfloor heating, duct air conditioning and in materials such as wood flooring, windows and the qualities of bathrooms and kitchen.

The building, of the early 20th century, has concierge service, elevator and an elegant vintage staircase.


Location description:

The area of los Jeronimos is found east of the city centre in between the most popular avenues and symbolic places of the city; calle Alcala, Plaza de la Independencia, Paseo del Prado from Plaza de Cibeles to Paseo Infanta Isabel. We also find the Retiro Park one of the most renowned parks of Spain that offers its residents tranquility and a privileged location right by the city centre. This residential area is home to families and young professionals that look for an alternative area that is quieter than the city centre. We find large avenues and monumental and noble buildings throughout the well known avenues such as calle Alcala, Alfonso XII…that showcases the period of splendor of Madrid and the Spanish empire. The area of Paseo del Prado is the heart of the institutional Madrid: where you will find Banco de España, the Stock Exchange, the monumental building of the Post Office and symbolic places like Plaza de Cibeles, Neptuno and Puerta de Alcala. Most importantly, the Prado Museum, Reina Sofia, Thyseen…that makes Madrid home to some of the most famous and important art galleries in the world. By the Prado museum we find the Botanical Gardens that currently has over 30.000 different species from around the world. This neighborhood is a popular option for anyone looking for a slower pace of life in the Spanish capital a stepping stone away from Barrio Salamanca and the city centre.


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