Madrid, Madrid, Chamberí, Trafalgar Madrid, Madrid, Chamberí, Trafalgar Madrid Madrid, MD Spain

Coldwell Banker presents a magnificent exterior luxury corner home, with a garage space and access to parking for residents, with 7 large exterior openings to the street, which guarantees plenty of natural light and great possibilities for reform due to its distribution, in one of the most prestigious streets in the Chamberí district, next to the Almagro neighbourhood. With 274 square meters built, its current distribution with two well-differentiated accesses, one main and one service, accommodates six bedrooms and three bathrooms, a living room area and a separate kitchen, which makes it an ideal option for families or those who wish to have a large number of rooms. It is worth noting the possibility of physically dividing it into two houses due to its magnificent distribution. Very good classic building with representative portal, lift, physical doorman that guarantees the security and privacy of the residents, central heating already individualised. The house with a height of 3 meters, has ducted air conditioning with independent adjustable thermostat in each room, parquet floors and double glazed tilt and turn aluminium windows. Located in one of the best areas of Chamberí, this property offers an unbeatable combination of space, strategic location and customisation possibilities, which represents an excellent purchase opportunity, with all the comforts of a building with exceptional maintenance, in one of the most prime areas of Madrid. Its neighbours say that Chamberí is one of the most traditional neighbourhoods in Madrid. And we are right, although it is also one of the most elegant. A walk through its streets makes us enjoy beautiful trees, cosy squares such as Olavide and emblematic buildings such as the Maudes Hospital, the Casa de las Flores or the palaces of the well-known 'Golden Triangle': an area where a large part of the Madrid aristocracy settled at the end of the nineteenth century and beginning of the twentieth century and that goes from the Paseo de lah Castellana to the Calle Génova. Almagro and Miguel Ángel. We are talking about a very open neighbourhood where sophisticated restaurants (Sergi Arola Gastro, La Caña or Atelier Belge) are mixed with popular taverns without prejudice. We are talking about a neighbourhood populated by art galleries (Astarte, Elvira González, Marlborough), exhibition halls such as the Canal de Isabel II (built inside a huge cistern), or museums such as Sorolla or the old Chamberí Metro station. Not to mention the nightlife in clubs and venues. To name just a few: the mythical Sala Clamores, the Moma Fifty Six or the now classic Club Fortuny. #ref:CBUQ673