Amazing refurbished apartament in Plaza de España

Centro: Location and surroundings of this property

The Malasaña neighborhood forms an irregular square flanked by the Gran Vía to the south, Fuencarral street to the east, Carranza street to the north and, finally, San Bernardo street to the west. It owes its name to Manuela Malasaña, Madrid heroine of the uprisings of May 2, 1808 against the French troops. This historical fact has great importance in the neighborhood since its neuralgic point, the Plaza del Dos de Mayo, is one of the most typical of the capital, the neighborhood has the most bohemian and modern neighbors of the city, Madrid's reference of retro fashion and underground culture. It also enjoys a great infrastructure both in terms of leisure and culture, surrounded by a wide variety of restaurants where the gastronomic offer is excellent and varied. In short, an ideal place to live in the center of the capital.