Charming 1 bedroom apartment with AC in Atocha, close to the city center

Spotahome is proud to present a beautiful 1 bedroom 1 bathroom apartment, situated on Calle San Blas, close to Atocha Renfe train and metro station. This is an ideal opportunity for anyone who prefers to live close to the city centre and have plenty transportation options. This apartment is fully furnished, featuring a comfortable living area with a television and a dining table, a cosy kitchen, a beautiful bathroom with a bathtub and a sunny bedroom with twin beds and plenty of storage. You will be living nearby the Retiro park as well as the city centre which is close to plenty of attractions. The area of the apartment​ is 56m2.

This apartment is located on the second floor of a building which is equipped with an elevator. It has single electric heating and electric water heating. You can dry your clothes inside the apartment or on the strings over the patio. The minimum lease for this apartment is 120 days (4 months). Wi-Fi is installed and activated in the property. Cleaning of the common and private areas is done once a week.

The apartment is just a few minutes away from the Atocha station where you can catch Line 1 and reach the city center in just a few minutes. You will also be located nearby a bus station with night bus services available.

The English speaking landlord does not live on the property and requires 1 month rent as a deposit. Smoking is permitted, however pets are not allowed. Rent can be paid by cash or bank transaction.

Centro: The geographical center of Madrid and Spain is the Puerta del Sol and here you’ll find an endless amount of activity all day and night. The square itself serves as the meeting point for groups of friends and the majority of touristic sites such as the Plaza Mayor, Palacio Real, Mercado de San Miguel, and the Catedral de la Almudena can be found in close proximity. Other areas of note in the Centro district are Huertas, also known as Barrio de las Letras (the city’s literary quarter) due to its distinction as being the home of many of Spain’s Siglo de Oro authors including Cervantes, Lope de Vega, and Quevedo (with streets being named after them). Two emblematic places are the Plaza de Santa Ana and Calle Huertas, with plenty of bars to lure you in. For those wanting to be in the heart of all the action, this is the place for you.