Luxury and elegance at its finest

John Taylor presents a unique property, in one of the best streets of the Salamanca district and one of its most representative buildings. Located on the fourth floor, with seven balconies and two beautiful bow windows that, together with the height of the ceilings, flood the property with light.

The house offers multiple options to renovate that will satisfy the most demanding clients, preserving original elements of great value such as ceiling moldings, interior shutters or hardwood floors.

The building, from 1900, has a spectacular classical façade and entrance. It is exempt from IBI and has porter

A unique property in the best area of the city.


Location description:

This area of Barrio Salamanca commonly known as Castellana area is bounded by the streets Don Ramon de la Cruz, Paseo de la Castellana, María de Molina and Principe de Vergara. It is part of the urban complex designed by the Marques of Salamanca as result of the expansion downtown Madrid in the 19th century. These grid designed streets have some of the major foundations such as the Juan March Foundation and Foundation Carlos of Antwerp. We also find the Museum Lázaro Galdiano Museum named after the previous owner and donor where you will find a varied collection of art pieces that are of great importance. The proximity of one of the most renowned business school´s campus and many banking offices mean we have a great variety of services for residents as well as workers and students. You will find the most sought after restaurants, trendy cafes, schools as well as hospitals. The Plaza of Marques de Salamanca is the backbone of the different areas in the district. This largely residential and commercial district is well connected with the rest of the city by car and public transport. The bordering streets are some of the most important of the city like Paseo de la Castellana and María de Molina with quick and easy access to the airport and north of the city.