Apartment in Madrid
2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this apartment rental
Temporary Rental Flat. Stay in an industrial-style studio apartment in the Usera neighbourhood, Madrid, which stands out for its functional and aesthetic design, making the most of every corner. This type of housing is ideal for those seeking a practical home with a distinctive urban touch.
The industrial style is manifested in the use of materials such as exposed brick, concrete, and metal, combined with dark-toned wood. The brick walls and exposed metal beams provide a robust and authentic character to the space, while neutral and dark colours, such as black and grey, are balanced with touches of natural wood to add warmth.
The kitchen is integrated into the living room, following the open-space concept. A central island serves both as a kitchen work area and a dining bar, with minimalist design furniture combining black iron structures and wooden surfaces, creating a visual continuity with the living room.
The study or work area is equipped with a desk, and metal and wooden shelves provide additional storage, maintaining the industrial style.
A fold-down bed allows space to be freed up during the day, keeping the environment clear and functional. This type of bed is ideal for studios, allowing the space to be transformed according to daily needs and maximising the functionality of the home.
The property has a hydrothermal climate control system, an efficient and sustainable technology that uses water energy to provide heating, cooling, and hot water. This system is ideal for small spaces and contributes to lower energy consumption, aligning with environmental sustainability.
Usera Neighbourhood
Usera is a multicultural and dynamic neighbourhood in Madrid, known for its vibrant atmosphere and mix of cultures. The housing integrates into this urban context, reflecting the diversity and character of the neighbourhood. The industrial elements of the interior design are complemented by the active life and urban environment of Usera, creating a home that is both a personal refuge and an extension of the neighbourhood's vibrant surroundings.
The Usera neighbourhood, near the housing, offers an interesting mix of culture, leisure, and gastronomy, reflecting the diversity and dynamism characteristic of this area of Madrid.
Regarding the gastronomic offer, the area has several well-rated restaurants that represent the culinary variety of the neighbourhood:
1. La Parrilla De Usera Restaurant: Located at Calle de Antonio López, 160.
2. El Fogón De Usera: Situated at Calle de Ramón de Madariaga, 10
3. FEITO USERA Restaurant: At Calle San Antonio de Padua, 28,
4. La Braña Restaurant: Located at Calle de Antonio López, 217,
Regarding cultural and leisure areas, the neighbourhood offers several options:
1. Cultural Centres: Usera has several cultural centres such as the Meseta de Orcasitas Cultural Centre, the Orcasur Cultural Centre and the Usera 1 Cultural Centre, which offer various cultural activities and programmes
2. Pradolongo Park: This park is the main green lung of the district and offers multiple leisure possibilities, including hiking, jogging, skating, cycling and bird watching. It also has a botanical garden and an ecological path.
3. Cultural events: The district regularly organises cultural events, such as the Chinese New Year celebration, which attracts numerous visitors and gives a special colour to the neighbourhood.
4. Urban art: Usera has experienced growth in its artistic scene, with artist studios such as Simón Edmondson, which open their doors to the public during events like Open Studio Usera.
In addition, proximity to the Plaza Río 2 Shopping Centre and Madrid Río offers additional leisure and shopping options.
The industrial style is manifested in the use of materials such as exposed brick, concrete, and metal, combined with dark-toned wood. The brick walls and exposed metal beams provide a robust and authentic character to the space, while neutral and dark colours, such as black and grey, are balanced with touches of natural wood to add warmth.
The kitchen is integrated into the living room, following the open-space concept. A central island serves both as a kitchen work area and a dining bar, with minimalist design furniture combining black iron structures and wooden surfaces, creating a visual continuity with the living room.
The study or work area is equipped with a desk, and metal and wooden shelves provide additional storage, maintaining the industrial style.
A fold-down bed allows space to be freed up during the day, keeping the environment clear and functional. This type of bed is ideal for studios, allowing the space to be transformed according to daily needs and maximising the functionality of the home.
The property has a hydrothermal climate control system, an efficient and sustainable technology that uses water energy to provide heating, cooling, and hot water. This system is ideal for small spaces and contributes to lower energy consumption, aligning with environmental sustainability.
Usera Neighbourhood
Usera is a multicultural and dynamic neighbourhood in Madrid, known for its vibrant atmosphere and mix of cultures. The housing integrates into this urban context, reflecting the diversity and character of the neighbourhood. The industrial elements of the interior design are complemented by the active life and urban environment of Usera, creating a home that is both a personal refuge and an extension of the neighbourhood's vibrant surroundings.
The Usera neighbourhood, near the housing, offers an interesting mix of culture, leisure, and gastronomy, reflecting the diversity and dynamism characteristic of this area of Madrid.
Regarding the gastronomic offer, the area has several well-rated restaurants that represent the culinary variety of the neighbourhood:
1. La Parrilla De Usera Restaurant: Located at Calle de Antonio López, 160.
2. El Fogón De Usera: Situated at Calle de Ramón de Madariaga, 10
3. FEITO USERA Restaurant: At Calle San Antonio de Padua, 28,
4. La Braña Restaurant: Located at Calle de Antonio López, 217,
Regarding cultural and leisure areas, the neighbourhood offers several options:
1. Cultural Centres: Usera has several cultural centres such as the Meseta de Orcasitas Cultural Centre, the Orcasur Cultural Centre and the Usera 1 Cultural Centre, which offer various cultural activities and programmes
2. Pradolongo Park: This park is the main green lung of the district and offers multiple leisure possibilities, including hiking, jogging, skating, cycling and bird watching. It also has a botanical garden and an ecological path.
3. Cultural events: The district regularly organises cultural events, such as the Chinese New Year celebration, which attracts numerous visitors and gives a special colour to the neighbourhood.
4. Urban art: Usera has experienced growth in its artistic scene, with artist studios such as Simón Edmondson, which open their doors to the public during events like Open Studio Usera.
In addition, proximity to the Plaza Río 2 Shopping Centre and Madrid Río offers additional leisure and shopping options.
Amenities at Espectacular apartamento con área de trabajo en Usera
Non-smoking
Family friendly
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