Excellent 2 Bedroom apartment for sale in Lista, Madrid

Lucas Fox presents this sophisticated apartment at 66 José Ortega y Gasset Street, in the heart of the Lista neighbourhood , within the prestigious Salamanca district. The property is located on one of Madrid's most renowned streets, in an exclusive location.

The property is located on the second floor of a classic 1920s building and has a surface area of ​​68 m². It has been completely renovated with a carefully designed architectural project by the Arctempus studio, characterized by its functional layout and contemporary design.

The property features two double bedrooms, including the main bedroom with an en-private bathroom, as well as a second full bathroom . The day area is an open-plan space that integrates the living-dining room , and kitchen. It is a bright and airy space, ideal for everyday living and entertaining guests.

The kitchen comes fully equipped with integrated appliances and carefully selected neutral-toned cabinetry. The property features individual gas heating, split-system air conditioning, and high-quality finishes in the woodwork, wall coverings, and indirect LED lighting.

Thanks to its location in the heart of Madrid's Golden Mile and its comprehensive renovation with premium materials, this property represents an ideal opportunity both as a primary residence and as an investment in one of Madrid's most sought-after areas .

In compliance with the information obligations set out in Law 10/2025 on Customer Amenities and Transparency, please note that notary and registration fees, as well as the Property Transfer Tax (ITP) of the autonomous community where the property is located, are not included in the price

• 2 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms
• living-dining room
• Open kitchen

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 buildings 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.