Cozy and renovated ensuite room in the Salamanca neighborhood of Madrid. (Madrid, Spain)

Apartment Description

This 2 bedroom modern apartment is stylishly decorated with contemporary furniture and art. Bright vibrant paintings tastefully decorate the walls of this chic flat. The kitchen is ultra modern and has been recently equipped with new appliances, accessories, and cabinents. There is 1 bedroom available for rent, which includes a double sized bed and full decoration of the space. Conveniently located in the city center with direct access to the metro station Noviciado (Line 2) which takes you directly into Puerta del Sol. Enjoy walking up the small historic streets that lead to Madrid´s Plaza de España and take in some of the most magnificent parts of Madrid.

Furniture and Equipment

Elaborate on this: Refrigerator:SI Microwave:SI Diswasher: SI Oven: SI Toaster: NO Ironing board: SI/SI Sofas:1 Dining table: SI Chairs: SI

Landlord Policies

The landlord lives on the property. This landlord requires a security deposit of 1,5 MES months. It will be returned once the keys have been returned, all of the bills/expenses have been paid and all of the possible property damages and their costs have been deducted from the safety deposit. The rent may be paid via bank transfer or in cash, along with monthly expenses, if not included in the cost of renting the residence, prior to or within the first three days of each month. If rent is not received within this period, a 7% surcharge will be added to the rent and every week tardy as well. The landlord’s full policies and conditions can be read in their rental contract.

Neighborhood

Malasaña is both traditional and alternative. If you enjoy being out and going for drinks, this is the neighborhood for you. By day, the barrio is rather quiet with lots of charming boutiques and restaurants, while at night it transforms into a nightlife hub with an impressive amount of bars and music venues. The style of the neighborhood is defined by traditional 19th century buildings with painted facades, with the Plaza del 2 de Mayo at its core. The Movida Madrileña in the 1980’s thrived here and the creative spirit lives on with Malasaña being home to many of the city’s up-and-coming new businesses along streets such as Corredera de San Pablo and Calle Pez.