Bright Apartment with Balcony in the Heart of Moncloa

Temporary Rental Flat. This charming apartment on the vibrant Juan Álvarez Mendizábal street in the Moncloa neighbourhood offers a comfortable and modern living experience in one of Madrid's most desirable areas. Its design stands out for its luminosity and a cosy balcony where you can enjoy the views and neighbourhood atmosphere.



The apartment features a spacious, light-filled living-dining room that integrates a fully equipped modern open-plan kitchen designed for you to enjoy all comforts from the very first moment. It has two bedrooms prepared to offer you ideal rest.



The main bedroom is spacious with a double bed and an en-suite bathroom with a modern shower tray, offering privacy and comfort, while the second bedroom has a single bed and a second independent bathroom also equipped with a shower tray.



Some details may vary slightly from the photos due to the passage of time, although we always ensure to update the images to faithfully reflect the current state of the apartment.



This space is ideal for those seeking a cosy accommodation, well-located and with all the comforts of a home in the heart of Madrid.



The Neighbourhood

The Argüelles neighbourhood, in the Moncloa-Aravaca district, Madrid. This area is known for its residential and student atmosphere, with a mix of tranquillity and a good offering of entertainment, restaurants, and services thanks to its proximity to the centre and green areas.

Argüelles is a traditional neighbourhood with a modern touch, ideal for families, young people, and university students due to its proximity to the Complutense University and the Polytechnic University of Madrid. It has a good combination of historic buildings, local shops, and a very active community. The area has elegant architecture and some streets are full of trees, which gives it a picturesque and pleasant air.

Bars and Restaurants

1. Traditional Bars and Taverns: The area offers several classic bars and taverns where you can enjoy tapas and beers in a relaxed atmosphere. Some of these establishments have maintained their essence over the years, attracting both locals and visitors.

2. International and Modern Restaurants: Being close to university and residential areas, Argüelles has a diverse range of restaurants, from Spanish food to international options such as Mexican, Asian, and Italian. There are also modern and signature cuisine restaurants that attract an audience looking for different gastronomic experiences.

3. Cafés and Brunch Spots: Around Juan Álvarez Mendizábal Street, there are several cafés offering brunch, artisan pastries, and specialty coffee. These places are usually popular among students and young people looking for a comfortable environment to work or meet friends.

Leisure and Entertainment

1. Oeste Park: A few minutes from this street is Oeste Park, an extensive and beautiful park ideal for enjoying nature, doing sports, or taking a walk. In this park, you can also find the Temple of Debod, an ancient Egyptian temple that offers one of the best sunset views in Madrid.

2. Conde Duque Cultural Centre: This cultural centre, located within walking distance, is an important art and culture space in Madrid. It offers exhibitions, concerts, theatre performances, and other cultural activities. It is an excellent site for those seeking nearby cultural options.

3. Cinemas and Theatres: Argüelles has cinemas such as Princesa Cinemas, which screen both commercial and art house films, as well as original version screenings. There are also nearby theatres in the Plaza de España and Malasaña areas, accessible on foot or by metro.

4. Shopping Areas: Princesa Street and its surroundings are full of clothing stores, bookshops, and boutiques. Additionally, the area has several supermarkets and traditional markets for daily shopping. The El Corte Inglés shopping centre on Princesa Street is also a popular option for shopping in this area.

5. Moderate Nightlife: Although Argüelles is not as well-known for its nightlife as neighbourhoods like Malasaña or Chueca, there are several bars and pubs that fill up especially on weekends. Moreover, it is close to the Moncloa area, where there are more bar options frequented by university students.