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Dils presents this exclusive apartment for sale in Prosperidad, Madrid, in one of the most sought-after areas of the Chamartín district. The property is situated in a well-established residential neighborhood offering excellent connections to the city centre , proximity to all kinds of amenities , and a wide range of shops and restaurants. This makes it an attractive opportunity both as a primary residence and as an investment. The property is currently listed as needing renovation, but a renovation plan is available as an option. It has an approximate built area of ​​94 m² (82 m² usable space), distributed across two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Its functional design prioritizes natural light, with spacious and well-connected rooms. Furthermore, being on the fourth floor (exterior the building), it enjoys pleasant natural light. If you choose the renovation option, it will include premium finishes, elegant contemporary interior design, and a functional layout that maximizes space. It will be delivered fully renovated and furnished, ready to move in. The features described may be subject to verification. Energy rating E. The asking price is €600,000, and €760,000 with renovated , excluding taxes. Applicable taxes (ITP/AJD), as well as notary fees, registration fees, and other costs associated with the sale, are not included in the price. The total cost of the acquisition may vary depending on the buyer's profile and the terms of the transaction, which can be detailed upon request. Property marketed by Dils Lucas Fox (Lucas Trading, SL with CIF B64125438), acting as a real estate intermediary. The information provided is for informational purposes only, based on data provided by the property owner, and may be subject to change. It does not constitute a contractual offer. Marketed by Dils Lucas Fox (Lucas Trading, S.L., company registration number B64125438), acting as a real estate intermediary The information provided is for information purposes only, based on details supplied by the owner, and is subject to change. It does not constitute a contractual offer.