We present this charming exterior apartment, carefully designed to offer a comfortable, functional, and stylish monthly stay. Located in a quiet but well-connected area, the apartment features a main bedroom with a spacious double bed, perfect for resting peacefully after a day of work or tourism. The room has a closet and a window to the outside, which ensures excellent ventilation and natural light throughout the day.
The living room is spacious and very bright, thanks to its connection with a beautiful private terrace. This outdoor space is ideal for enjoying breakfast in the sun, reading a book in the afternoon, or sharing a drink at sunset. The living room also includes a comfortable sofa bed, which allows easily accommodating up to four people in the apartment, making it a perfect option for couples, small groups, or families and a dining table.
The bathroom is fully equipped and includes a bathtub, ideal for both a quick shower and a relaxing bath. The finishes are modern and functional, and towels and toiletries are provided for added comfort.
The kitchen is equipped with everything necessary to prepare anything from a quick meal to a dinner: refrigerator, oven, microwave, ceramic hob, coffee maker, toaster, water boiler, and all the necessary kitchen utensils and dishes. Whether you like to cook or simply want to enjoy a homemade breakfast, this kitchen has everything you need.
This apartment has been decorated with taste, with a modern and cozy style that will make you feel at home from the very first moment. Additionally, it offers Wi-Fi connection, heating, and television, so you won't lack anything during your stay.
In summary, it is an ideal accommodation for both short and long stays, combining comfort, natural light, well-distributed spaces, and a perfect terrace to enjoy the outdoors without leaving home.
NEIGHBORHOOD
Four Paths is a neighborhood with a rich history and notable urban evolution. It borders to the south with Raimundo Fernández Villaverde Street, to the north with San Germán Street, to the west with Bravo Murillo Street, and to the east with Paseo de la Castellana. In its southeast end is AZCA, one of the main financial centers of Madrid, which houses numerous skyscrapers and offices of large companies.
Tetuán is a historic neighborhood in Madrid, with beautiful architecture and a colorful history. It is also one of the liveliest areas of the city, full of culture and people from all over the world. The narrow streets are filled with tapas bars and restaurants serving traditional Spanish food - and it is easy to get lost in this charming area as you discover its hidden gems.
Tetuán has been home to many famous residents throughout its history, including Pablo Picasso and Federico García Lorca, and now it can be yours! The neighborhood is known for its vibrant street life, where locals gather in cafés or restaurants throughout the day; at night there are plenty of bars open late, where people meet to enjoy live music or simply hang out with friends having a drink or tapas (small plates).
Connectivity and transportation
The location has excellent public transportation connections:
Idealista
(Note: This is a proper noun referring to a popular Spanish real estate website/platform, so it remains the same in English)
Metro: The closest stations are Santiago Bernabéu and Cuzco (both on Line 10), which allow quick access to the city center and other areas of Madrid.
Buses: Several EMT lines cover the area, facilitating surface mobility.
Commuter Rail: The Nuevos Ministerios station, located at the southeast end of the neighborhood, offers connections with multiple Commuter Rail lines (C-2, C-3, C-4, C-7, C-8, and C-10).
Businesses and services
The area offers a wide range of services and leisure options:
Shopping malls: A short distance away is the El Corte Inglés on Castellana, which houses numerous exclusive national and international brands.
Nightlife: On Orense Street, you can find the Posh Club, a popular place to enjoy Madrid's nightlife
Featured Restaurants:
Sotero House
Specialized in Mediterranean cuisine, this restaurant is known for its cozy atmosphere and traditional dishes.
2. Task The Pharmacy
Offers a fusion of Mediterranean and European cuisine, standing out for its intimate atmosphere and well-prepared dishes.
3. Byanjan Bar Restaurant S.L.
This Nepalese restaurant has been praised for its authenticity and excellent customer service.
Salt and Chili
Considered one of the best Indian restaurants in Madrid, it offers a high-quality Asian culinary experience.
5. The Chimney
Located on Orense Street, this restaurant combines traditional Basque cuisine with modern touches, making it ideal for events and meetings.
Charming Bars and Taverns:
1. The Pinta and the Vineyard
Known for its excellent croquettes and a carefully curated wine selection, this bar is a reference point in the area.
2. Mendo's Little Waves
A popular Galician tavern known for its generous tapas and lively atmosphere, perfect for enjoying Galician cuisine in Madrid.
3. Polar Brewery
Stands out for its wide variety of international beers and a thematic decoration that attracts beer lovers.
4. Tavern Tran
This bar, decorated like an old Madrid streetcar, offers large hamburgers, pizzas, and cocktails in a youthful and lively atmosphere.
The neighborhood is well-connected, with access to several metro lines:
Santiago Bernabéu Station (Line 10) A few minutes walking, quickly connects with the north and center of Madrid. Ideal for reaching areas like Plaza de Castilla or Nuevos Ministerios. Cuzco Station (Line 10) Another nearby option, especially useful for those working in AZCA or Plaza de Castilla.
Tetuán Station (Line 1) One of the oldest and most useful lines, directly connecting with Sol, Gran Vía, and Atocha.
Several bus lines run through the neighborhood, including: Line 5 - Connects Callao with Chamartín, Line 27 - Connects Embajadores with Plaza de Castilla, passing through Nuevos Ministerios and AZCA, Line 147 - Connects Callao with Barrio del Pilar, crossing Bravo Murillo.
Bicimad and Alternative Mobility
There are Bicimad stations (public electric bicycles) in the vicinity, promoting sustainable mobility.
Road access.
The neighborhood is well connected by main roads such as Paseo de la Castellana, Calle Orense, and General Perón. Proximity to the M-30 facilitates car access to other areas of Madrid.
