Apartment Madrid (Spain)

Barnes Madrid presents this brand new luxury flat of 266sqm, totally refurbished, located on the fourth floor of a beautiful stately estate in the street of Núñez de Balboa, in the exclusive Recoletos-Salamanca neighbourhood in Madrid, 250m from the Retiro Park.
It will be available on June 7.
The building has a magnificent access and passage for carriages and a majestic staircase.
The property is accessed through a large and very bright entrance hall which leads to a large dining room of 26m2. The dining room is connected via a large entrance to a 40m2 living room, which has two balconies and a large window overlooking one of the largest traditional courtyards in the Salamanca neighbourhood.
Confirmation of the spaciousness of this courtyard is provided by the fact that the distance from the balconies to the façade of the building opposite is 30m, equivalent to the width between opposite façades on Calle de Velázquez, and exactly double the width between façades on Calle Núñez de Balboa.
The kitchen is located next to the dining room and opens onto one of the building's interior courtyards, of ample dimensions. The separation between the two spaces is articulated by means of a large glass pane shaped by iron profiles and sliding doors that allows the two rooms to communicate or separate as required, as well as generating a spatial continuity that gives the dwelling a great deal of light. The kitchen is fully panelled and equipped with brand new appliances (fridge and side-by-side freezer, microwave, induction hob, extractor hood, washer-dryer and dishwasher), sink and kitchen furniture by Dica.
The day area also has a guest toilet.
The master bedroom opens onto the quiet courtyard through one of the existing balcony openings. It has a large fully equipped dressing room, which in turn gives access to a complete bathroom (double washbasin, large shower, toilet and bidet) in which there is another balcony overlooking the courtyard.
There are two further bright double en-suite bedrooms around the inner courtyard. Both have en-suite bathrooms and large fully fitted wardrobes.
In the refurbishment of the house, numerous unique elements have been restored, typical of the building's construction period at the beginning of the 20th century, including the original wooden carpentry with its brass fittings on the façades facing the courtyard (updated with the incorporation of double glazing), the solid wood doors, combining glass panes with the mouldings carved into the wood, the original cast iron radiators, etc. In addition, many of the plaster mouldings around the perimeter of the original ceilings have been restored or reproduced, as a reference to the ornamentation characteristic of the period, in order to maintain the stately character of the house. The height of the ceilings is 335cm.
Along with the restoration of many of the original elements, the recently completed refurbishment has also involved updating the property in aspects such as the installation of LED lighting in the false ceilings, the incorporation of concealed air-conditioning units with individual thermostats in the day areas and bedrooms, sound installations with speakers integrated into the ceiling in the living room and master bedroom, motorised blinds, etc.
Barnes invites you to visit its website www.barnes-international.com