Palacete Ramón y Cajal Apartments

The Palacete of Ramón and Cajal was the main residence of Ramon y Cajal, winner of the Nobel Prize in Medicine, and the place where he set up his laboratory in which he worked during last years of his life. The historical value of this property is therefore second to none and the building has been completely restored to create an exclusive residential complex.

The residences offer elegance, historical value and facilities such as parking and storage rooms. The building is positioned opposite the Astrological Observatory, a natural continuation of the Retiro Park, hence the fantastic leafy views enjoyed by the apartments. The building has a traditional façade with classical elements and some parts of the building have been also recovered, such as the staircase and the ceiling moulds.

A private communal garden provides an oasis in the middle of busy life of the city and the interior patio will be the canvas of a painting representing one of Ramon y Cajal´s scientific sketches. The location is a privilege: very well connected to the rest of the city and the cultural hub of Paseo del Arte is just around the corner.

Highlights

• 20th century building of great historical valiue
• Luxurious and elegant city centre apartments
• Recovered classic façade and features 
• Exclusive communal garden and interior courtyard
• Views of the Astronomic Observatory

Location

The project is located a stone's throw from Atocha train station, Madrid's main rail station with AVE connections across the country and France. The main entrance to the emblematic Retiro Park is only a 1-minute walk away and around the corner begins the cultural hub of Paseo del Arte with the most important cultural institutions and museums such as Prado, Reina Sofia and Thyssen.

The area is very well connected to the rest of the city both by metro and bus and only 30 minutes by train to the Airport.

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