TAHONA, Madrid, Madrid 28730

Identificao do imvel: ZMES506377 Building for sale with project in Buitrago del Lozoya, nerve center of the Sierra Norte de Madrid. The building is divided into 2 floors. The surface below has 150 m2 and exit to garden or large outdoor patio. The reform project establishes the construction of 2 apartments of 75 m2 each, with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, living room and kitchen and outdoor patio with garden of 40 m2. The upper surface has 160 m2 with attics of 20 m2 each. the Reform Project establishes the construction of 4 apartments of 40 m2 approx., with living room, kitchen and bathroom and buhadilla of 20 m2 with bedroom and bathroom en suite. The living room could be smaller and make another room if required. The area of the apartments and unbeatable, being in front of the Plaza de la Bellota and a few meters from the Castle of Buitrago. We do not charge any kind of commission and deliver the entire project to the buyers in hand. Buitrago del Lozoya is located in the best area of the Sierra Norte de Madrid, on KM 74 of the National 1 Carretera de Burgos, surrounded by the Lozoya River with a walled seal of the Middle Ages to visit and live in the tranquility of nature. Buitrago del Lozoya is a municipality located in the autonomous community of Madrid, Spain. The municipality, which has a population of 1854 inhabitants (INE 2017), gets its name from the Lozoya River, which surrounds the town. Buitrago stands out for the conservation of its old walled enclosure and its urban center is declared of cultural interest. The urban morphology of Buitrago is closely related to its historical circumstance. The oldest nucleus is la Villa , that is, the highest part within the walled enclosure (which could date back to the Arab era). The rapid saturation of this enclosure led to the appearance of two suburbs: one to the south called San Juan and another to the north, on the other bank of the Lozoya, known as Andarro. Calle Real de Buitrago del Lozoya. This urban structure that Buitrago maintains until today was fully consolidated in the Late Middle Ages. The parishes acted as landmarks of reference and generating elements of the urban fabric. In the Villa, the Church of Santa Mara del Castillo, the only one that remains of the four that still existed in the town in the sixteenth century, was the central element. Intramuros we should also highlight the Church of San Miguel and the Hospital of San Salvador, founded by the Marquis of Santillana in the fifteenth century. In the neighborhood of San Juan, the church of the same name stood in the current town hall square, giving rise to Calle Real. In the Andarro the Church of San Antoln was erected on what would now be the edge of the old national road.