Excellent 3 Bedroom apartment for sale in Lista, Madrid

Lucas Fox presents this spectacular, high-end apartment, completely renovated with a custom architectural and design project, located on one of the most sought-after streets in the Salamanca district. The property is situated in a prestigious building with an elevator, on the first floor (second floor in exterior), providing excellent natural light and a spacious feel.

The property boasts a generous 219 m² of living space, elegantly and functionally laid out. It features three spacious bedrooms, three full bathrooms, a guest toilet, a laundry room, and a fully equipped kitchen connected to a large and sophisticated living-dining room.

The property comes furnished, with high-quality finishes and a contemporary design focused on maximum comfort. It features communal heating and air conditioning for optimal temperature year-round.

This property represents an exceptional opportunity for those seeking an exclusive, move-in ready property in one of Madrid's most desirable locations. Contact us for more information.

• Equipped kitchen
• Laundry room
• living-dining room
• 3 bedrooms
• 3 full bathrooms
• Guest toilet

Lista is one of the neighborhoods that make up the traditional Salamanca district, whose origins date back to the 19th century during the reign of Isabella II. It was the Marquis of Salamanca who commissioned the construction of this network of neighborhoods to serve as residences for Madrid's aristocracy and bourgeoisie. For this reason, the neighborhoods that comprise it boast great architectural beauty, particularly in the facades of their buildings.

The area boasts buildings with grand carriage entrances, interior courtyards, and ornate balconies. Prominent figures in Spanish politics and business often choose this type of neighborhood as their residence. Today, it stands out as a hub for the latest in fashion and luxury.

Besides offering fantastic walks through its streets, the Salamanca district boasts a wide array of museums. Among them are the National Archaeological Museum, the Galdiano Museum, the Juan Marcha Foundation, and the Sports Palace.

Although the Salamanca district bears the name of its promoter, José María de Salamanca y Mayol, with the Plaza del Marqués de Salamanca as its central axis, undoubtedly the centre of attention always falls on the beauty of the Puerta de Alcalá, the El Retiro park or the Paseo de Recoletos.