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Living in the historic neighborhood of Las Letras
In the exclusive Barrio de las Letras, in the Centro district of Madrid, a building that has witnessed centuries of history is reborn, combining its majestic original architecture with the most modern comforts. The careful rehabilitation that is being carried out respects its historical essence, while transforming it into a cutting-edge space, ideal for those seeking to live in a unique and exclusive environment.
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All housing units share carefully restored common areas, preserving elements such as wooden stairs with their original wrought iron railing. Interior carpentry: Armored entrance door in Block standard. •Interior wooden doors lacquered in matte white according to design. •White skirting board, matching the interior carpentry. •Modular wardrobes with white lacquered doors and hinged opening. Luggage shelf and hanging rail. Porcelain wood-look flooring in the housing unit, choosing from various styles. Kitchen equipped with high and low capacity cabinets, with designs according to typology, including appliances; fridge, oven, microwave, ceramic hob, extractor hood, dishwasher, and washing machine. Integration of LED lighting under the high cabinets, providing a pleasant light for working in the kitchen directly over the workspace. Modern and functional kitchen countertops to choose from various styles. HVAC.- Individual aerothermal installation per housing unit for DHW and hot-cold air conditioning with air distribution through ducts and individual regulation for each room. •Double flow mechanical ventilation with heat recovery.
Location
The neighborhood of Las Letras in Madrid is right in the center of the city, so if you are on a short getaway and have a few days for sightseeing, don't worry, because you will most likely end up walking through its streets. Here you will find some of the most emblematic buildings in Madrid, as the neighborhood is framed by some iconic museums: the Prado and Thyssen museums. The writers of the Spanish Golden Age are the protagonists of these streets, as they bear the names of renowned figures such as Cervantes, Moratín, or Lope de Vega. The area between Atocha Street and San Jerónimo Street could be considered the neighborhood of Las Letras. Home to great writers of the Spanish Golden Age literature like Cervantes and Quevedo, the Barrio de las Letras also hosts Madrid's most important museums. Huertas Street is its main artery, and Santa Ana Square is the most popular and tourist-friendly spot for outdoor dining. Moreover, in recent years, the streets have taken on a very distinctive transformation. Where low-cost stores once prevailed, now there are all kinds of chic shops (from clothing and accessories to home decoration), restaurants for all budgets (from one Michelin star to traditional grills and market cuisine), and taverns for every occasion. However, the night remains lively in this strategic hub in the center of Madrid.
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