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Goya
154 m2 / 3 Bedrooms
REF: goy483IV
1.660.000 €
Light, height, and views of El Retiro in a brand-new gem
Recently renovated home in a classic building, with spectacular views
Olisson Club is handling the sale of this exclusive, fully renovated residence, featuring a unique style, luxury finishes, and spectacular views of El Retiro Park.
Located in the sought-after Salamanca neighborhood, close to all shops and amenities, this fourth-floor exterior apartment boasts two balconies with open views, making natural light the dominant feature throughout the home.
The 150 m² property includes 3 bedrooms and 3 full bathrooms, distributed as follows: a spacious living room divided into two areas, with high ceilings that enhance the sense of space. Adjacent to the living room is a large designer kitchen with a central island — perfect for casual breakfasts or entertaining guests while cooking. The kitchen is fully equipped with top-of-the-line appliances and includes a dedicated dining area.
The private section of the home consists of three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The master bedroom features an en-suite bathroom and a large walk-in closet with floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobes. The other two bedrooms also include built-in wardrobes and their own bathrooms.
The renovation and interior design have been meticulously executed with attention to every detail. Features include wooden flooring in the living room and bedrooms, premium materials used in the kitchen and bathrooms, radiator heating, ducted air conditioning, top-quality interior and exterior carpentry, and a sophisticated lighting system combining both direct and indirect lighting — all curated by the architect to provide maximum luxury and comfort.
The property is located on the fourth floor of an elegant building dating back to 1913, in excellent condition, with a stately entrance and elevator.
Goya is a neighborhood within Madrid’s Salamanca district. Commissioned by the Marquis of Salamanca in the late 19th century, this district represents the ideal urban expansion model — a garden city and aristocratic neighborhood with wide avenues surrounded by luxury shops and grand mansions, one of which was once home to the Sevillian writer Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer.
Traditionally a residential area favored by Spain’s political and economic elite, the Salamanca district now combines this residential character with business, diplomatic, and especially commercial activities, as it has become one of the capital’s most prominent luxury shopping destinations.
