John Taylor exclusively presents this unique property, located on the second floor of a stately building built in 1900, excellently preserved. The property has 11 balconies overlooking the street, two of them are viewpoints typical of the period.Completely brand new, with an elegant and contemporary design by the prestigious architect Federico Rivera Río.We access the house through a welcoming hall, elegant and bright, with a stained glass window from the early twentieth century that leads to an extraordinary living / dining room and adjoining library, with 5 balconies facing south.The night area is composed of four bedrooms and four bathrooms: The master suite has four balconies that bathe the bedroom and bathroom in light. A second suite with its own bathroom/dressing room and two other bedrooms sharing a family bathroom. A guest toilet, a large service area with bedroom and bathroom for domestic service, as well as a large laundry area complete the complex. It also has a magnificent kitchen with central island with direct access to the dining room.The property has a concierge during regular hours. The price includes a storage room located on the roof of the building, which stands out for the size of its surface, and a parking space in the residents' parking lot of Antonio Maura.All the ingredients to make this a unique opportunity for location and performance.Los Jerónimos is a neighborhood in the Retiro district of Madrid. It is home to the Retiro Park and the Church of Los Jerónimos, from which it takes its name. It was created in 1865, on land that belonged to the former Buen Retiro Palace and was sold to the State by Queen Isabel II (1830-1904) to be urbanized. It is part of the so-called Landscape of Light next to the Paseo del Prado, declared a World Heritage Site on July 25, 2021.It is one of the most elegant and aristocratic neighborhoods of Madrid and its homes reach the highest prices per square meter of the capital.Among its most emblematic buildings are the Prado Museum, the Church of San Jerónimo el Real, the Royal Spanish Academy, the Madrid City Hall, the Ritz Hotel, the Palace of the Madrid Stock Exchange, the General Headquarters of the Navy and the National Museum of Decorative Arts. In the neighborhood of Los Jeronimos, in addition to the Retiro Park, is located since the eighteenth century, opposite the south facade of the Prado Museum, the Royal Botanical Garden.