ituated in the sought-after Goya neighbourhood within Madrid’s prestigious Salamanca district, this renovated exterior-facing apartment offers approximately 75 square metres of refined living space. The property combines contemporary comfort with the architectural character typical of this distinguished area, making it an excellent choice for those seeking both style and location.
Natural light is a defining feature throughout the apartment. The spacious living room opens onto a charming balcony, while large windows enhance the sense of openness and brightness across the entire home. The interiors have been designed with a functional yet sophisticated approach. Warm wooden flooring runs throughout, adding depth and elegance, while carefully curated furnishings introduce a fresh, modern aesthetic that complements the overall design.
The living area has been arranged to create a comfortable and inviting environment. A two-seater sofa, complemented by two armchairs and a Smart TV, provides a relaxed setting for unwinding or entertaining. Adjacent to this space, the dining area features a table suitable for four people, ideal for everyday meals or hosting guests in a more formal setting.
The semi-open kitchen is positioned opposite the living area, offering both practicality and visual continuity. Fully equipped with all necessary appliances, it is designed for efficient daily use. An American-style breakfast bar with two stools adds a casual dining option and enhances the functionality of the space.
The apartment comprises two bedrooms, each designed to ensure privacy and comfort. The principal bedroom features a queen-size bed (1.60 m x 2.00 m), a built-in wardrobe, and a private en-suite bathroom. The second bedroom also includes a queen-size bed of the same dimensions, a built-in wardrobe, and its own en-suite bathroom, making the layout particularly well suited to sharers or guests requiring equal accommodation standards.
The Goya area is renowned for its exclusivity and refined atmosphere. Characterised by elegant 19th-century buildings, the neighbourhood is home to designer boutiques, international luxury brands, and an extensive selection of well-regarded restaurants and cafés. Its central yet residential setting provides an ideal balance between vibrant city living and everyday convenience, with excellent transport connections to the rest of Madrid.
