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Smart TV

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Parking & Access

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What this apartment may lack in size, it makes up for in location. It’s an ideal base for a couple or solo traveller – and for those in Madrid on business, the desk will be a welcome bonus. With a sofa bed for two extra guests, it works nicely for families who are happy to share their space, too. The kitchen and bathroom are both on the small side, but you’ll find all the key ingredients for a comfortable stay here. Locally, culture abounds with a plethora of museums nearby, or El Retiro Park for a stroll or morning jog.

The Charms of Madrid

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Carbon Monoxide Detector

Tucked away in Ríos Rosas, this apartment is an ideal base for a couple or a solo traveller. If you’re in the city for business, the desk set to one side of the bedroom makes remote working a breeze, while the two balconies offer the perfect spot for an evening sangria. And while you may like to cook at home, when in Madrid, live like a local. Calle Pozano, famed for its tapas bars, is the place Madrileños flock to – so dining out is a must. Keen to explore further afield? The nearby metro makes sightseeing simple, with vibrant Puerto del Sol a short ride away. 

Spanish Sweetheart

Surrounded by restaurants, bars, boutiques and museums, you won't need to travel far from this Eixample Esquerra home to find your fun. And that's not including the beach and Gothic Quarter, both of which can be reached in less than thirty minutes by metro. Back at home, we think you'll like the chic decor, and the kitchenette is ideal if you want to spend an evening at home after a day on your feet. And if you need to get some work done, the desk by the windows at least lets you enjoy the sunshine while you do it,

A Toast to the City

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High Chair

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Paid Parking On Street

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Safe

Located right in the centre of Madrid within walking distance of its cultural treasures, this apartment is its own gallery of miscellaneous wonders perched high above the pavements. Starting from the fuzzy caterpillar-like chaise lounge in the living room that sets the eclectic glamorous tone, this home puts just about everything in the mix, from boldly patterned wallpaper and towering palm plants to the Asian dresser in the living area and the bright blue countertop. It's fair to say that we loved it. A small balcony in one of the bedrooms was the cherry on the cake and is perfect for when you want a blast of fresh air on a stuffy afternoon. If you want to head out exploring, Museo Nacional del Prado is just over ten minutes' walk away, while Palacio de Cristal in the middle of Parque de el Retiro takes around twenty-five.

Cornucopia

DVD Player

Bathrobes

Multiple Sets of Keys

Welcome Hamper

The pink walls may be too dazzling for some, but we think the fact that the King's Corner lets you wake up with a view of Plaza Mayor lets it off the hook. It has more than one balcony with direct access to the famous square and plenty of natural light. This home is a functional arrangement that lets you explore the best of Madrid on your doorstep and provides a comfortable base to return to. 

The King's Corner

Drying Rack

Ceiling Fans

Opposite the iconic bullfighting ring, Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas, this home has an enviable location. It's extremely well-connected to public transport links and plenty of traditional tapas spots are within walking distance. Some of the furniture is a little dated and the touristic photography won't be everyone's cup of tea, but it still has plenty of strengths. Recently renovated, everything works perfectly. The wifi is speedy, the parquet flooring is immaculate, and we loved the little terrace – a sweet place to enjoy breakfast before heading out to explore the city.

Sweet Rosa

This minimalist home with a breath of rustic chic is located right only minutes away from the famous Puerta del Sol on one end, and Plaza Mayor on the other – perfect for those in search of that perfect location. This home was built with comfort and functionality in mind, but there are a few design touches that make us excited to have it in our collection. We loved the master bedroom's cosy balcony and the futons in the living room. 

Beehive Mirror

Library of Books

Parking Available

Paid Parking On Premises

Single-Level Home

Next to Plaza del Callao and just a five-minute stroll to Madrid's most famous and central square, Puerta del Sol – this home has a fantastic location. Art lovers will be glad to know that "the walk of art" is under twenty minutes on foot. Here you'll find the Museo del Prado, Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Budding horticulturalists, on the other hand, can head to the Royal Botanical Garden, just over a twenty-minute walk away.

Back at this apartment, housed in a building dating back to 1880, this newly refurbished home is the ideal Madrid bolthole. Open the French doors to the balcony, relax on the comfy chaise sofa and take the weight off your feet after all that sightseeing. We love the vintage trunk in the living room and the stylish bathroom with its brass tap and ornate mirror. Your lovely host, Sol, provides a breakfast hamper of coffee, tea, herb infusions, milk and pastries too, and there's a juicer here for fresh drinks. This place is perfect for a couple, family or business professional looking for a well-located home.




Midnight Train

Tucked away in a typical Madrid townhouse in Chamberí, Grottino is a great base to explore the city. The streets surrounding this home are part of a neighbourhood that's just as opulent as Salamanca, yet closer to the old centre – which is great for a first-time visitor. Grottino might not be the brightest home in our collection, but a lot of care has been invested in designing the lighting in this small home, so that it resembles an urban chalet. We particularly liked the brick wall in the bathroom and the chic kitchenette. 

Grottino

Garden

Style, comfort and spectacular proportions meet at this impressive home in Chueca. Decked out with trendy vintage furniture and striking artworks, the ground-floor apartment is a masterful demonstration of how to fill large spaces. The main living area boasts high ceilings and four French doors that fill it with light – with separate lounging and dining areas, this is likely where you'll spend most of your time.

The kitchen has been given a modern upgrade, fitted with sleek white units and blue-tiled floors. Whip up quick breakfasts to serve at the breakfast bar, and spend sunny evenings trying your hand at Spanish cooking with the double doors thrown open. There's also a separate office with an antique desk, ideal for those hard-working guests who can't quite leave work at home.

Sitting in one of Madrid's liveliest neighbourhoods, this pad is steps away from an eclectic assortment of restaurants and bars that spill onto the pavements. Stock up on fresh produce at the San Antón and Plaza del Dos markets, and venture over to the art triangle – the Prado is just fifteen-minutes – for a culture-filled afternoon.

Antiguo

Balcony / Patio

When we go to some places, it’s obvious that they are destined to be Plum homes. Such is the case with Cape Route. It’s a lovely flat, with an elegant aesthetic that never feels too over the top. It’s also practical – the kitchen in particular is well-equipped and seems like it could handle everything. Outside the flat is just as good – the building is newly renovated, with twenty-four-hour security (and a very cute communal courtyard), and you’re right on the border of Salamanca and Chueca, so there’s plenty to do.


Cape Route

Luxury Bedding

Underfloor Heating

Free Parking On Street

Ideally located within easy walking distance of some of Madrid’s most emblematic sights, this stylish apartment not only boasts a prime locale but also offers a wonderfully comfortable base from which to experience the city to its fullest. 

Elegantly modern with a pared-back aesthetic, this apartment feels instantly welcoming with its neutral palette offset by soft pastel shades and an abundance of natural light. Open up the living area’s French doors to perch by their Juliet balconies with a glass of Spanish wine, or gather around the beautiful dining table for a celebratory meal when you’re not out sampling the local tapas scene. With a pair of comfortable bedrooms – one of which has a desk space – as well as luxurious rainfall showers with which to greet each day, you’ve got everything you need for a carefree city stay. 
Outside of your home, you’re spoilt for choice when it comes to things to see and do nearby, including the Royal Palace of Madrid, Plaza Mayor, Gran Vía and lively La Latina’s myriad tapas bars and cantinas.


Art Feast

Private Entrance

Housed in an old book-bindery, this apartment is loft-style living in the heart of Madrid. You can still feel the evidence of industry in the exposed brick wall, timber-beamed ceiling and pipes and pillars on display. The double-height living area is open-plan and feels spacious with its big L-shaped sofa and dining table for six. The kitchen is separate and lets light in through old wooden windows with a Juliet balcony. Up on the mezzanine level, there’s another dining area and a day bed that acts as the perfect, quiet reading spot. The bohemian design is a perfect match for the neighbourhood. La Latina is home to Madrid’s most famous flea market and bursting with trending tapas bars and taverns, all easily reachable on foot. 

The Bookbinder

Bright and thoughtfully designed, this charming apartment borders the luscious gardens of Real Jardín Botánico and is moments away from Caixa Forum’s vertical growing wall and suspended architecture. This elegant home provides an idyllic base for a family or group of friends seeking a calm retreat with cultural hotspots on the doorstep.

We knew that, if the towering wooden front door with pretty cast iron rosettes was anything to go by, this home would be hiding away some pretty impressive features. From the elegant archway to the hand-painted floral panels, the sweet antique toy horse to the immaculately-tiled kitchen – it's a real gem. There’s a tranquil ambience here, which invites you to wind down in the cosy living space whilst the central dining table insists on a homemade tapas spread for a memorable night with your loved ones. 

The surrounding streets are packed with a host of options. Mornings can be best spent altogether walking around El Retiro Park, just a twelve-minute walk away. When it comes to lunch, there’s a whirlwind of culinary offerings so take your pick - a meat-centred affair at Sala de Despiece or hard-hitting small plates at Tripea’s open kitchen in ​​Mercado de Vallehermoso. After your fill, contemplate the artworks in Prado Museum or pop into the boutiques that line the Golden Mile.

El Caballito

Luxury Toiletries

Wheelchair Access

The terrace is the first thing that strikes you about Sail-Shade, so let’s not dwell on that. The living room is lovely, and the rest of the place is very comfortable, if not particularly ground-breaking. The atmosphere is almost like a hotel – you have both a twenty-four-hour reception, and a daily cleaning service – but that also goes the other way. The flat is missing some of the character that you’d expect if it were actually someone’s home. 


Sail-Shade

Throws

Home to stately buildings, tree-lined streets and some of the best shopping and dining in Madrid, swanky Salamanca is a pretty impressive neighbourhood to call home. Museums, metro stops, galleries and the gorgeous Parque de El Retiro are all within easy reach of this modern apartment, which is smack dab in the heart of this lively area.

Inside, this contemporary pad has everything you need to make yourself at home after a day filled with shopping and sightseeing in the Spanish sun. Kick back on the cosy sectional sofa with a glass of Cava and rest weary legs, or head straight to the stylish bedroom for some well-deserved shut-eye. Although it's small, the innovative design makes the most of the space – a small desk is tucked into the bookshelf, built-in appliances in the kitchen keep everything sleek and tidy and the coffee table can become a four-seater dining table if needed. Every room is filled with light and features vibrant artwork, white-washed walls and minimal decor – we think it's the perfect blend of comfort and style.

Bloomsday

Get the most of your Madrid trip with a stay at this lovely apartment nestled rather conveniently in the very heart of the Spanish capital. But the location is far from this home’s only high point – in fact, we think as soon as you enter, you’ll fall under the spell of this place. 

Or perhaps, even before – arrive to be welcomed by the building’s opulent façade dating to the 1880s. Inside, it’s all about style and comfort. We love the high ceilings, light-filled interiors and gorgeous furnishings. The open-plan living and dining area is perfect for kicking back at the end of a long day of exploring. Snuggle up on the sofa or gather at the dining table for a delicious feast you can easily rustle up in the modern kitchen. 

A night of restful sleep will find you in one of the two plush bedrooms, including one with an en-suite bathroom. Wake up feeling restored and ready for more exciting adventures – with the Royal Palace and all the historic sights on your doorstep, you won’t have to venture far to sample Madrid at its finest. 

The Maja 

Swimming Pool

Wellness & Fitness

Fireplace

A smarter, more sophisticated home in this sought-after part of Salamanca, you're unlikely to find. Set in a beautifully renovated period building, it comes with 19th Century high ceilings, tall windows and Juliet balconies, but also with a generous helping of modern glamour. Think chic furnishings, gorgeous wood floors and a striking flame effect fire built into panelling in the living room wall. 

We love the flow here, with a spacious, sociable living room moving through to a dining area with a sleek, contemporary kitchen off it. There's everything you'll need to cook special meals at home and views out over the street from one side and over the pretty, internal courtyard to the other. Two big bedrooms and bathrooms offer enough space for a group of up six, and it's perfect for a family or a group of friends here to experience this beautiful city.

And have we mentioned the added bonuses in this building? Grab a bottle of wine in the evening and head up to the lovely shared roof deck, or spend the afternoon bobbing around in the communal rooftop pool. There's even a fitness room if you're feeling inspired. 


Canvas & Marble

Juicer

Parking On Street

Located in the heart of Chueca, with its authentic array of bars, cafes, and plazas, this apartment is well-situated for exploring Madrid’s iconic sights. Madrid is easily explored on foot, but should you wish to hop on the metro, Noviciado and Tribunal are a few steps away. The interiors are fairly simple, though perfectly practical for a city stay. There’s a balcony for admiring the streets below, though there’s no seating out here. And while it may feel a little cramped with three guests, it’s a great option should you need flexibility.

The Modern Line

This bright and welcoming apartment is small but perfectly formed. We love the charm of the exposed wooden beams in this cosy home – it’s a delightful space to return to after busy days of sightseeing. And you’ll be able to explore easily from this convenient setting – Plaza Major is just a short walk away. Puerta de Toledo metro station is nearby too, making seeing further-afield sights as easy as can be. 

The Light of His Eye

Situated in the San Diego neighbourhood, this apartment is ideal for those who want peace and quiet away from the thrum of central Madrid. Parking is available for an additional fee, or if you'd prefer to stick to public transport, there are bus routes nearby. The place is simple, functional and comfortable, guaranteeding a stress-free break. While a group of four is accomodated for, space is limited, especially in the living area and when the sofa bed is in use.


After Light

Bright and comfortable, this apartment in Madrid’s Chueca neighbourhood offers a centrally located base from which to explore the city’s sights with ease. Step into the open-plan living area to be met with a laid-back space that invites ample socialising on its sofas and chairs as the Spanish wine and conversations flow, or around the dining table for celebratory meals when you’re not out sampling the local tapas scene. With a pair of simple yet comfy bedrooms, two sofa beds for flexible sleeping arrangements and relaxing rainfall showers to boot, you’ve got everything you need for a carefree stay. 

When it comes to going out and exploring, you’ve got a wealth of cultural and historic sights from which to choose nearby. Go for a stroll in beautiful El Retiro Park, admire some art at Museo Nacional del Prado and indulge in some luxury retail therapy in the upscale Salamanca district with its swish restaurants and designer boutiques. 


Sol Dance

Amazon Prime

Bicycles

Equidistant to Puerta del Sol and Plaza Mayor, The Sun and Stone is perfectly located for those who want to explore Madrid on foot. This home is a typically modern city affair with a minimalist aesthetic and lots of natural light. The thing we liked most about The Sun and Stone is that it's been designed with the guest in mind. The kitchen island is great for socialising, there's ample storage space the communal areas are both inviting and comfortable – basically, an all-rounder. 

The Sun and Stone

A lush cinema room is a rarity in any city and a first for us in Madrid. Due to the cosy nature of Cinemateca (and a vast selection of movies to watch), we wouldn't recommend it to someone with a big bucket list of things to see in Madrid – we suspect you'll be tempted to stay in most nights. But if you do venture out, you'll find yourself in only minutes away from Plaza Mayor and Puerta del Sol, which will make sightseeing pleasant and effortless. Did we mention that the master bedroom has a massage bath? We're pretty sure this is one of our favourites. 

Cinemateca

You'll be in good company with a stay at this elegant apartment, overlooking one of Madrid's most iconic baroque churches and with the emblematic Royal Palace just around the corner. With so many hotspots on your doorstep, it's no surprise this place is slap bang in Madrid's Centro district. Dive into its history-rich streets dotted with royal palaces and uncover leafy plazas at every turn – there's a sunny spot at an outdoor cafe waiting just for you when thoughts turn to a crisp glass of vino and tapas plates. More of a sweet tooth? Then the famed Chocolatería San Ginés for churros with chocolate is dangerously close, just a five-minute stroll away.

Back home, behind the building's opulent 1880s façade, a crisp, contemporary home awaits. Flanked by Juliet balcony doors opening onto the neighbouring Iglesia de San Nicolás, natural daylight bounces off the bleached wood floors right up to those high ceilings to glorious effect. With a free-flowing living space, king-sized bedrooms, and two marble-clad walk-in shower rooms to kickstart your day, this place feels vast by Madrid standards. And you're sorted for work with a dedicated desk tucked away in the bedroom – though that dining table with a view is as good a spot as any to play catch-up on emails. Just don't work too hard – Madrid is waiting.

A Royal Promise

This bright and colourful home boasts high-quality materials, bursts of colour in all the right places and plenty of space to play around with. Your hosts have expertly created a place that feels like home without compromising on contemporary design. We loved the funky patterned rugs and stylish furnishings. The sleek, no-fuss kitchen is equipped for light breakfasts or quick lunches – the perfect setup for adventurous types who are always on the go. When you’re ready and raring to explore, Madrid’s best bits are within easy reach of your doorstep. It’s a ten-minute walk to the leafy El Retiro Park and a little over five to the famous Gran Vía, where shops, theatres, bars and restaurants await. For trips further afield, the Chueca metro station is just 400 metres down the road.

Grey Harlequin

Herb Garden

The Spy's opulent details, like the stained glass windows and purple velvet dining chairs, ooze character. If you love a good view, this plant filled balcony comes with binoculars to get a better look across the Chueca rooftops. The photos don’t do the master bedroom justice – we can’t get enough of its beautiful tiled floor, and the walk-in wardrobe is an added bonus. The host must be a bit of a neat freak – this is one of the cleanest homes we’ve seen.

The Spy

With the stunning green expanse of Retiro only a few blocks away and Madrid's most famous designer boutiques around the corner, Sol Invictus will set you up to see the best of the city straight away. This home has a fairytale air about it, courtesy of the golden details and antique imagery. The transparent doors between the bedrooms and the living room help the natural light get through, but they also mean that there isn't much privacy – maybe not the best option for a business trip.  But for a group of friends or a family, it's a great, comfortable stay.

Sol Invictus

Several of the original architectural elements in Strength of Spirit have been preserved, so that the flat keeps some character and a sense of place, and this pays off. It might seem like a slightly nebulous point, but the fact that it feels Madrileño makes the guest feel at ease – there’s nothing jarring about the space. There are a few more modern features though, like the sleek, black kitchen, which adds a bit of variety, but these feel a bit beside the point. There’s nothing wrong with them, but nor do they add a tonne.


Strength of Spirit

Shared Pool

Sauna

Private Parking

Ideal for couples, small families and solo travellers who don’t want to be in the thick of things in Madrid, this apartment is in a residential area. It’s not far from the action – you need only walk a minute or two to reach Chamartín station and can be in the centre of the city in no time – but it’s nice and quiet. There’s a desk in the bedroom, too, so this is a good option for those in town for business. The apartment is bright and welcoming, and you’ll have access to shared facilities including a heated swimming pool, sauna, and gym. 

Eternal Elegance

This simple Madrid home in the San Diego neighbourhood isn't the city's most exciting, but it does tick several key boxes for us. Nearby you'll find several parks, making it suitable if you're travelling with young ones. And while the nearest metro stations are a bit of a walk, there are several buses stopping close by that you can use to reach the city centre. Although this home can host four guests, it's a squeeze having the sofa bed out in the living area, and there isn't much natural light here. We think it's most suited to those who want to drop their bags and explore.

San Diego Sling

Board Games

In the historic centre of Madrid, this pristine apartment puts you within striking distance of the main plazas and shopping streets of the Spanish capital. The famous Plaza Mayor is a seven-minute walk, considered the beating heart of Madrid and Opera Square is five minutes away on foot. In the surrounding streets, you’ve got myriad tapas joints, wine bars and fine-dining restaurants to fill your evenings. 

This apartment’s historic building is in keeping with its pretty surroundings. An avant-garde-style entrance hall greets you on arrival and just beyond this, the living room is big and bright, courtesy of classic-style windows. There’s dining for the whole group around the antique oak table and the living area is decked out with all mod cons, including a PS4, for evenings in. Should you need to work remotely, the dedicated office room has video calls covered.

The Porcelain Giant

Boasting one of the best views in Madrid, this fantastic home is right on the city’s Golden Mile in exclusive Barrio de Salamanca. Browse its luxury boutiques, on your doorstep or take a ten-minute stroll over to the beautiful El Retiro Park. Even more impressive than its surroundings, this stylish apartment offers an almost dizzying micro-universe of style and colour. Ornamented door handles, fireplaces stuffed with books, unique wallpapers, and corresponding art, all contained inside a colonial shell that makes this abode feel like a residence of a playful royal. It’s perfect for a large family or group of friends looking for a chic escape. We could spend hours on the terrace – it’s incredible for watching the sunset or for cocktails as the light fades and the city lights begin to sparkle. Just watch the likes on your Instagram shots flood in.

Goya's Petunias

DVD Library

Just a five-minute saunter to Madrid's green lungs of El Retiro Park, a beautiful green expanse filled with impressive water-fountain displays, this home feels like a countryside escape, even though it's located around the corner from one of the most luxurious shopping streets in the city – Calle Gran Vía. Inside, sophistication meets charming Spanish quirk, with dazzling chandeliers, ornate furnishings and unique artwork. With large windows and ample space, the lavish bare bones of this home go hand-in-hand with the elegant decor that makes for a classy yet homely feel. We love the colourful dining area and rustic kitchen that combines beautifully with its light wood and yellow walls to create an authentic style. Find four bright and uplifting bedrooms with swanky en-suite bathrooms for all the peace and privacy you could need while visiting the bustling Spanish capital. 

Habanera

Blue Torito is a chilled-out home located in one of the liveliest parts of Madrid. Even though it sports a gentle colour palette, it uses patterns and textures to give it a bit more spunk. From woven carpets to the textured headboards, it's apparent that the hosts like playing with details. The design is somewhat lacking a coherent theme, but Blue Torito is still a solid, bright, and comfortable choice, with access to a resident-only pool and terrace. 

Blue Torito

Barbeque

Beach / Pool Towels

Bright and contemporary, we think this open-plan studio is perfect for a solo traveller or a couple craving a stay in Madrid. With a stylish bathroom, walk-in closet and huge windows that let you wake up with a direct view of the city, the clever layout compartmentalises the space in a way that opens up the room and fills it with light. Relax on the cosy sofa with a glass of Spanish vino and your favourite Netflix show, rustle up some tapas and light bites in the sleek kitchen or snuggle up on the comfortable bed with a book after a long day exploring – whatever you get up to, we know you'll be happy to call this pad home. And speaking of exploring, this locale is right in the heart of the city, with many of the must-see sights a short stroll away. Ritzy Salamanca is ideal for high-end shopping and fine dining (stroll down the Golden Mile or grab a bite at Platea food court, five minutes away), while leafy Parque del Retiro is an excellent spot to bask in the morning sunshine. Museums, restaurants and monuments are all within walking distance, but if your feet need a break, hop on the metro – both Colón and Recoletos stations are right around the corner.

Iris Field

Mere minutes away from Puerta del Sol and many of Madrid's most sought-after attractions, this sunny apartment is best suited to those who prefer to enjoy a city break on foot. 

Elegantly furnished, its simple designs have been carefully selected with attention to detail and high-quality materials. We particualrly loved the serene vibe felt throughout the home which makes retreating back here after fun-filled days and nights out in the city all the more appealing. 

Ideal for a small family or group of friends, one of the bedrooms boasts a street view window, while the other has its own little interior patio terrace – a peaceful spot to wake up to over your morning coffee.

Once you're refreshed and ready for the day – set off to explore the sights. With the likes of Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace just a five-minute walk away – there's no need to set foot on public transport when staying here. 



Sunny Face

Rooftop Terrace

We stumbled upon Gatito while looking at homes with high and mighty terraces. Madrid isn't a beach city, but this home will have you thinking that the sea is just on the other side of the building, which is a key part of its charm. The insides are chic, designed for comfort and a good night's sleep, but it's the dining room that gets the best light and will turn meals into an experience for the senses. There isn't much art around – this is a full-time rental home after all, but if you're after something nice to look at, then we can recommend the scenic view. 

Gatito

Location-wise, this home is a ten out of ten. Beautiful Plaza Mayor is just around the corner, which means that many of Madrid’s most famous attractions are all within walking distance. We also loved the design – pastel-hued chicness and a feminine take on Scandinavian style in one, it’s the epitome of stylish, casual luxury. The kitchen is on the smaller side, but we’re not going to hold that against an otherwise terrific home. Plus, there are so many restaurants nearby that you might not even want to eat at home...

Radiante

Situated in the exclusive barrio of Salamanca, amidst stately architecture and wide, tree-lined avenues, this beautifully-equipped home echoes the elegance of its surroundings. It sits amidst the glitz and glamour of Madrid’s famed Golden Mile, just a four-minute stroll from the main boutique-lined street of Ortega y Gasset and its generous scattering of designer tapas bars and fine eateries.

Perched on the fourth floor, this home is delightfully peaceful and boasts two south-facing balconies. After a restful slumber in the sumptuous bedrooms, spend mornings here, sipping coffee in the sunshine. Through clever design, the exquisitely renovated interior is primed for relaxation. Large windows usher in floods of sunlight while the stylishly adorned open-plan living space blends seamlessly with the fully-equipped kitchen, creating a free-flowing ambience of calm. Kick back on the plush sofas after a day of adventure and, before slipping out for your reservation at one of the many Michelin star restaurants nearby, enjoy an aperitif around the chic dining table.

Nestled between three metro stops, this home is well-situated for exploring Madrid. When you’re not exploring Salamanca’s array of fashion boutiques and art galleries, take a thirty-minute metro ride into the city’s old centre and admire the Plaza Mayor and the Royal Palace of Madrid. Or take a seventeen-minute stroll to Retiro Park – the perfect picnic spot.

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