Excellent refurbished house

€859,000

3 Rooms
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
115 m² Total surface

Description

Engel & Völkers presents this great flat in Pez Street, currently in the last stages of refurbishment with perfect qualities. The property has a size of 115sqm and has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, of which two of them are in-suite. On the other hand, the kitchen is integrated in the living room. Accessing the living room, we can find a dining room where we can find the integrated kitchen, then we can find the exterior living room in an "L" layout, this dependence has two spaces to the street. In front of the dining room there is in suite bedroom with views to the outside, to the left we can find the other two bedrooms and the bathrooms. The property is located on the fourth floor and is south facing and has individual gas central heating. The building dates to 1920. Has an elevator and storage rooms.

Features

Air-conditioningBuilt-in kitchenElevatorSenior orientedWheelchair accessible

Engel & Völkers Madrid MMC

+34 91 277 4500

Your advisor: Maria Villa

Property ID: W-02OUA6

Location: Centro, Madrid

In Malasaña, the most dynamic neighbourhood in Madrid, full of students, alternative and vintage shops, bars, music venues where you can listen to live music. With places full of history, such as the Plaza del Dos de Mayo, El Palacio de Liria, or the Cuartel del Conde Duque, which is also a centre of culture and art. The gastronomy of the area is worth trying. It is perfectly communicated with several nearby stations such as Noviciado station, and the property is equidistant from the stations of Tribunal, Santo Domingo, Callao or Plaza de España. However, it is in such a good location that you can walk to the city centre, as all facilities are within walking distance. Madrid is full of legends, the Calle del Pez owes its name to a legend from the 18th century, when a well-known priest, Don Diego Enríquez, still lived there. He had a spectacular piece of land with a beautiful lake full of fish, which passed into the hands of Juan Coronel. They were playing with little Blanca, Juan Coronel's daughter, but the workers who were renovating the house took water from the lake and it became dirty, only one survived, and it was removed from the lake until it was cleaned, but the fish did not survive. Juan Coronel wanted to engrave a stone fish at the entrance of the house, he wrote an inscription: "Casa del Pez".