Flat in calle de Miguel Moya

, Centro, Madrid, Spain

Listed NaN years ago

3beds

3baths

102 m²area

3Bedrooms

3Bathrooms

102 m²Area

N/AYear Built

ApartmentType

Centro, SpainLocation

About

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY - 3 SEGREGATED DWELLINGS WITH SEPARATE TOURIST LICENCE AND LAND REGISTRY. PROMORA Inmobiliaria sells with TOURIST LICENCE, 3 refurbished flats with EXCELLENT PROFITABILITY, in the heart of the historic and touristic centre of Madrid, a stone's throw from Plaza de Callao and the emblematic Gran Vía Street of Madrid. The flats are very well laid out and equipped, and have been designed down to the smallest detail. The flats are sold fully furnished and the kitchen is equipped with electrical appliances. Good building with lift, independent central heating, Air Conditioning Hot-Cold. In short, these magnificent properties offer the great opportunity to own 3 unique and singular properties due to their TOURIST LICENSE, located in one of the Prime and most demanded areas as an investment in the capital, next to Gran Vía and Plaza de Callao, a few minutes away from Plaza de España, the Royal Palace and Puerta del Sol. Ideal for investors who want to invest in a property with high profitability in the historic centre of Madrid. The Malasaña neighbourhood is one of the most cosmopolitan and chic areas of Madrid. Thanks to the wide range of cultural and commercial offerings, together with the well-kept facades of its buildings, it reminds its neighbours of the feeling of being in a Parisian neighbourhood. In an unbeatable location in one of the most fashionable neighbourhoods in Madrid, where you will enjoy the best cultural, gastronomic and leisure offer in the city, just steps away from GRAN VÍA. Located in one of the most coveted areas of Madrid, this property is steps away from Plaza de la Luna, Calle San Bernardo and Gran Vía, so you will be able to enjoy the vibrant city life, with access to a varied cultural, gastronomic and commercial offer. Its location, in the centre of the city, also guarantees an excellent connection to public transport, facilitating access to other areas of Madrid. Where all the streets and corners have a special touch that combines the history of the place with the modernity of a big city like Madrid. This property near the neighbourhoods of CHUECA or JUSTICIA, is an area with great personality that has managed to reinvent itself without losing its soul. It is the perfect place to go for tapas, discover alternative shops, start a night out or have a beer in the sun on one of its pleasant terraces. The area is a luxury to stroll around, especially the shopping streets of Gran Vía, Calle de Preciados and Calle del Carmen, the latter two connecting the Puerta del Sol square with the Plaza de Callao. It is also located close to the large Canalejas complex, built on top of seven historic buildings in the neighbourhood, which houses the first Four Seasons Hotel in Spain, a shopping arcade and 22 luxury homes, giving the neighbourhood a more exclusive character. You can enjoy its gardens (Campo del Moro, Jardines de Sabatini, etc.), the Royal Palace, the Plaza de Oriente, or visit the Royal Theatre, home of the Madrid Opera and one of the most important in Europe. We also find the Coliseum, Lope de Vega, Arlequín and Real Cinema theatres, as well as a wide range of leisure, culture, shops and restaurants with all the services within reach. Its connection with the public transport network is easy to access, with the Callao metro stop (L3, L5) at the door of the property, Santo Domingo (L2), Sol (suburban and L1, L2 and L3 metro) Gran Vía (L1 and L5) and a wide branch of buses, with easy access and exit by car to ring roads such as the M-30. Adolfo Suárez airport is 15-20 minutes away by car. Every borough in Madrid has its own story, its charm. In the case of the borough of Palacio, we have an area with streets that have witnessed the entire history of the city; from the middle ages, when Madrid was only a fortress, to the pre-baroque, when Philip II made it the capital of the Kingdom, to the arrival of the Bourbons in the eighteenth century or its expansion in t.