Excellent 1 Bedroom apartment for rent in Jerónimos, Madrid

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Cozy, recently renovated apartment on Almadén Street, in the Las Letras neighbourhood , right behind the Caixa Forum. It's a first-floor walk-up (no elevator) with a balcony overlooking the street, offering plenty of natural light and tranquility. The apartment features an open-plan kitchen and living room/ dining room, hardwood floors, and comfortable, practical, and elegant furnishings, making it ideal for 2 to 4 people. It has everything you need for a pleasant room. Located near the Paseo del Prado, museums such as the Thyssen-Bornemisza, Caixa Forum, Prado, and Reina Sofía, as well as the Royal Botanical Garden , among others, it boasts a variety of shops, restaurants, tapas bars, and a vibrant atmosphere in Madrid's most cultural neighbourhood . Upon entering, you'll find a modern, open-plan kitchen with a black countertop that flows seamlessly into the dining room , furnished with a round table and four chairs. To the left, three rustic wooden pillars rise at an angle to a kitchen unit, defining the space from the living room. This apartment features a small balcony overlooking the street, a comfortable and practical gray sofa bed, a centre table, a smart flat-screen TV on a white console, and two round mirrors on the wall, all creating an attractive, elegant, and welcoming atmosphere. The bedroom is at the far end, comfortable and separate, with a 1.60m double bed, bedside tables with reading lamps on either side, and a spacious built-in wardrobe . The bathroom is located in the corridor and includes a glass-enclosed shower, a vanity unit with drawers, and decorative ceramic tiles on the floors and walls that resemble charming antique tiles. Next to the bathroom door is a small, separate room housing the washer/dryer and cleaning supplies. This is a very centrally located yet very quiet apartment, inviting visitors to enjoy their room and want to return and repeat their Madrid experience.

• Smart flat-screen TV in the living room and bedroom
• High-speed Internet / WIFI
• Split air conditioning in bedroom and living room
• Dishwasher
• Integrated washer/dryer
• Refrigerator and Freezer
• Ceramic hob
• Microwave
• Hand blender, Juicer, Kettle, Dolce Gusto coffee maker
• Iron and ironing board
• Hair dryer
• Complete kitchenware set for 6 people.

Premium quality Portuguese bed linen, white 100% cotton 300 thread count and white towels, 100% cotton, 550 g.

Upon entering, you're greeted by the modern, open-plan kitchen with a black countertop, which flows seamlessly into the dining room with a round table and four chairs. To the left, at an angle to a kitchen unit, three rustic wooden pillars define the space from the living room. The living room features a small balcony overlooking the street, a comfortable and practical gray fabric sofa bed, a centre table, a smart flat-screen TV on a white console, and two round mirrors on the wall, all creating an attractive, elegant, and inviting atmosphere. The bedroom is located at the far end, comfortable and separate, with a 1.60m double bed, bedside tables with reading lamps on either side, and a spacious built-in wardrobe . The bathroom is accessed via the corridor , featuring a glass-enclosed shower cubicle, a vanity unit with drawers, and decorative ceramic tiles on the floors and walls that resemble charming antique tiles. Next to the bathroom door is a small, separate room housing the washing machine/dryer and cleaning supplies. This is a very central yet very quiet apartment, inviting visitors to enjoy their room and want to return and repeat their Madrid experience.

Located on Almadén Street, historically associated with the Travesía del Fúcar in the old "Trajineros"neighbourhood . The neighbourhood is now known as Las Letras (The Letters), a name derived from the literary activity of the 16th and 17th centuries in Madrid, where the most important writers of the Spanish Golden Age lived, and where one can easily step back in time. A bohemian, romantic, and exquisite neighbourhood , with cobblestone streets and plenty of charm. Almadén Street is very important in Madrid due to the history of the province of Ciudad Real, from which it takes its name. Ciudad Real received its title from Queen Isabella I of Castile between 1496 and 1498 and contributed greatly to the country's wealth. The apartment is located behind the Caixa Forum and the Art Foundation and Museum; it is two blocks from the Paseo del Prado and the Royal Botanical Garden , and just a few blocks from the Prado, Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza museums.