Ayala

“Contemporary interiors within Salamanca.”

Francisco Verdú A. | Architect

01 / THE RESIDENCE

A carefully renovated apartment where open-plan living meets the privacy of three independent bedroom suites.

Located on the first floor of a residential building dating from 1955, Ayala offers a contemporary interpretation of urban living in Madrid.

The apartment is organised around an open-plan living, dining and kitchen area, where generous openings allow natural light into the principal spaces. A restrained palette, pale flooring and marble-effect surfaces establish a consistent architectural language throughout.

Three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, occupy a more private part of the plan. Their separation from the living area creates a practical balance between shared and individual spaces.

- Total built area: 133 m²
- Interior living area: 123 m²
- Bedrooms: 3 en-suite
- Bathrooms: 3 full bathrooms + 1 guest WC
- Kitchen: Open-plan with Siemens appliances
- Architecture: Renovated contemporary interiors
- Interior: Pale flooring, decorative wall panelling, integrated lighting and marble-effect finishes
- Confort: Centralised air conditioning and heating
- Furniture: Furnished
- Building: Constructed in 1955
- Access: 2 lifts, resident porter and accessible entrance
- Community charges: €82.12/month
- Asking price: €1,759,000

02 / THE PONTBLANC PERSPECTIVE

Open for living. Organised for privacy.

The principal strength of Ayala is the combination of a clearly organised floor plan and three en-suite bedrooms. The open social area supports contemporary living, while the private rooms offer independence for family members or guests.

It is a straightforward but effective response to contemporary urban living.

Natural light: exterior-facing living room with multiple windows.
Interior design: neutral finishes, continuous flooring and integrated lighting.
Kitchen: contemporary cabinetry, peninsula and Siemens appliances.
Building access: two lifts, doorman and accessible entrance.

03 / THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

Goya, Salamanca District. Madrid.

Calle Ayala sits within the established residential fabric of Salamanca, where traditional apartment buildings, local commerce and an active street life coexist.

Around Goya, daily routines are supported by neighbourhood markets, independent shops, restaurants and convenient public transport. The nearby commercial streets of Goya and Príncipe de Vergara add another layer of safe activity.

For buyers considering a secondary or investment Madrid residence, the appeal lies in this combination of walkability, mature urban infrastructure and an enduring residential address.