Modern design chalet in the best area of La Moraleja, designed by Architect Jorge Escribano Saro (Deco 86 Studio).The chalet has a total of 1,183.89 m² built on a plot of 2,600 m². On the main floor, which has 441.79 m², you will find everything needed for daily life: entrance hall, guest toilet, living room with fireplace, library-living room, dining room, and various porches with direct access to the garden, pool, and jacuzzi. The master bedroom with two en-suite bathrooms and two dressing rooms is also located on this floor. The service area (with an office kitchen, laundry and ironing area, bedroom, and service bathroom) is also on this floor.The first floor covers 331.80 m² and consists of a living room with fireplace, terrace, and four bedrooms with 4 dressing rooms and 4 bathrooms, two of them en suite with an incorporated living room that could be individualized into two more bedrooms if needed.The basement floor of 410.30 m² has three bedrooms with three bathrooms, a spacious living room with a screen and cinema projector, and 80 m² of free space for possible uses. There is a garage for 4 cars with the possibility of expanding to 8 cars, a machine room with a double boiler for heating and a double water tank, and a large reinforced storage room.The property also has a tennis court, swimming pool, heated jacuzzi, two dressing rooms-outdoor bathrooms, and ample space for family celebrations, a dance floor, etc., being an ideal space for events. There is also a well-established garden with over 20 years of history, distributed in different areas with diverse vegetation, designed by landscape artist Aurora Maíz González.All the floors in these outdoor areas are handcrafted with natural materials such as gray granite, white Macael marble, and multicolored pebble stone. All facilities are updated, including the exterior sanitation of the property.The electrical installation consists of 15 independent lines for outdoor lighting with their corresponding switches, and in terms of interior lighting, all rooms have 3 positions (ceilings, walls, and low lamps) to achieve balanced lighting. The tennis court is illuminated by four regulatory street lamps. The entire installation is controlled through 3 electrical panels with corresponding automatic switches and differentials, plus another panel outdoors that controls the pool and jacuzzi.