Ample room with standalone wardrobe in shared apartment in Goya

Apartment Description

This lost gem, is a 5 bedroom apartment located in the center of Madrid, specifically in the Goya Area. This area is jam packed with stores, cafes, bars, restaurants & markets. The apartment has been recently renovated and is completely furnished and equipped to take are of all of your daily needs. Not only is this apartment in a great area but the apartment itself is very big, which comes in handy when living abroad with other fellow students. From here you can walk to the famous Retiro Park where you can enjoy long walks under the sun or ride your bike. So whatever the reason is, whether it is to study or participate in a internship this place would be perfect for you.

Landlord Policies

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

This property is located in Salamanca known as the wealthy neighborhood in Madrid’s center, with some of the most exclusive boutiques. The Milla del Oro (Golden Mile) of streets, Calle Serrano, Calle Ortega y Gasset, and Calle Velázquez are Madrid’s most expensive and three of the ten most expensive streets in all of Spain. Salamanca is one of the few parts in Madrid with an urban structure, with square parallel streets where you can find a mixture of hip restaurants, expensive stores, and more unique boutiques on other streets such as Calle Goya, Calle Lagasca, Calle Claudio Coello, and Calle Ayala. As it was built as the aristocratic neighborhood, the architecture tends to have a 19th century bourgeoisie feel. Heading South on Calle Serrano brings you straight to Retiro, which is one of the largest parks in town. Last but not least, Salamanca is also home to the IE Business School which is ranked among the top 10 business schools in the world.