Located in one of the most central and sought-after areas, this apartment offers a perfect combination of comfort and style.
It has three spacious bedrooms, all equipped with double beds, built-in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom with a shower, designed to guarantee privacy and comfort.
The integrated living-dining room is a bright and welcoming space, with a double sofa bed that can accommodate two additional people, ideal for meetings or visits.
The open-plan kitchen, fully equipped with an oven, microwave and other appliances, is functional and modern, perfect for preparing any type of meal.
The apartment also has air conditioning and ducted heating, guaranteeing a pleasant temperature throughout the year.
This property is a unique opportunity for those looking for a comfortable, well-distributed space ready to move into.
The neighborhood
The Malasaña-Universidad neighborhood, in the heart of Madrid. This area is known for its alternative, bohemian and dynamic atmosphere, attracting young people, artists and lovers of urban culture. Here are the highlights of the neighborhood in terms of restaurants, bars, entertainment, and more:
Restaurants
International restaurants: There's a wide culinary offering nearby. For example, Italian restaurants, such as Trattoria Pulcinella, or Asian restaurants, such as Yakitoro by Chicote, are popular options.
Spanish cuisine: You can also enjoy tapas and typical dishes at taverns such as La Musa or Casa Julio, known for their authenticity.
Vegetarian and vegan options: Malasaña is a benchmark for healthy food, with places like B13 Vegan Bar or Viva Burger.
Bars and nightlife
Iconic bars: Malasaña has a reputation for its vibrant nightlife. In the area near San Bernardo, there's TupperWare, a bar with a retro atmosphere, or El Penta, famous for its connection to the Movida Madrileña.
Cocktail bars and breweries: If you're looking for something more sophisticated, 1862 Dry Bar offers signature cocktails, while breweries like La Tape stand out for their selection of craft beers.
Leisure and culture
Theatres and cinemas: Just a few steps away is the Teatro Lara, which presents independent and classical works. Also, on Gran Vía, you have access to important musicals and shows.
Vintage shops and bookstores: Malasaña is a paradise for lovers of retro. Walking through the streets, you will find shops like Magpie Vintage or bookstores like Tipos Infames, which combines literature with wines.
Urban art and galleries: The neighborhood is full of colorful murals and graffiti, as well as small galleries like La Fiambrera, specialized in contemporary art.
The neighborhood mixes tradition and modernity, with historic buildings, charming squares like Plaza del Dos de Mayo and a young energy that is reflected in its cultural and gastronomic offering. It is an ideal area for strolling, discovering new places and enjoying the unique atmosphere that defines the heart of Madrid.
