REF: VF-600

SYMBOLIC sells a duplex luxury apartment with excellent qualities, right in the center of San Lorenzo de El Escorial. The building to which it belongs has an elevator to go up to the floors, gray granite doorway as well as the corridor and staircase. In addition, the staircase has a metal railing.

Inside the building there is a striking decoration consisting of a ceramic mural painted by hand and enameled following traditional techniques.

The house is distributed in:

-First Floor: Living-dining room with balcony facing the street Oriented to the Northeast.

 A part of the living room you can see a kitchen furnished with high and low furniture of large capacity, ceramic hob embedded in electric bake oven and countertop. The extractor hood Mepansa brand. Single-bowl sink with drainer and one-handle tap Galindo brand with high tube spout in chrono color and leverage gold oak wood. Sockets for washing machine, dishwasher, refrigerator, microwave and hood. Complete the distribution of the house a toilet.

One floor is communicated with the other through a solid oak gold-colored staircase with recessed lighting.

-Second floor: Bedroom with bathroom, which incorporates cabinets and shelves to condition clothes and other objects and, in part, a low boot. On this floor, along with the bedroom, there is also a bathroom with a washbasin with a marble countertop, a shower tray with a bath screen incorporating a fixed front and a hinged door. In the shower tray you can also see a hydromassage column with iroco vengué wood.

We complete the qualities of this house describing that, for example, the exterior carpentry is PVC in color gold oak on both sides throughout the house. The windows are sliding doors both in the living room and in the room with two built-in horizontal blinds and double glazing. In the kitchen, the window is one-leaf, tilt-and-turn, with double glazing. In the bathroom a velux window has been installed, by opening with a maneuvering bar in the upper part. In the bedroom window with two folding doors.

In relation to the interior carpentry: the entrance door is armored Oak gold color, with security lock and telescopic peephole. The doors of the house are smooth but pantographed in oak, except for the kitchen that is with stained glass.

Regarding flooring and tiling: the floors are laminated with laminate flooring in white oak, throughout the house, except in toilet, bathroom and kitchen. The skirting board is made of 10 cm wood. However, the main bathroom is tiled  in ivory cream marble with Emperador marble perimeter border. The mirror is recessed and the countertop is of Emperador marble. The toilet is tiled in ceramic stoneware combining bright white with yellow. Glazed stoneware color mustard. The toilet also has a mirror that is recessed. In the kitchen the tiling is using ceramic stoneware and the cream and brown colors are combined. In the part of the countertop a perimetral border has been put. The floor of the kitchen, using cream colored stoneware.

Finally, the painting is in plain color, light gray, in vertical parameters and white in ceilings with plaster molding type cornice in white in the living room. There is a false ceiling of plaster both in the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and distributors.

Year of construction: 2.009.

San Lorenzo de El Escorial is a municipality in the province of Madrid, located in the northwest of the region, on the southeast slope of the Guadarrama mountain range, at the foot of Mount Abantos and Las Machotas, 47 km from Madrid. He is the head of the homonymous judicial party. It is popularly known as El Escorial de Arriba, to differentiate it from the neighboring town of El Escorial, which, in turn, is designated El Escorial de Abajo. Within its municipal area are the Monastery of El Escorial and the Valley of the Fallen.

The town was founded in the time of Charles III, in the eighteenth century, and was established as a municipality in the nineteenth century, when it had its first mayor. It emerged as a split in El Escorial, where Felipe II built the Monastery of El Escorial at the end of the 16th century and, through the annexation of the neighboring estates, the Real Sitio of the same name (The Real Site). In the segregated part were the main buildings and places of this Royal Site, including the Monastery, which is now, therefore, in the San Lorenzo de El Escorial. Hence, the aforementioned monument also receives the name of Monastery of San Lorenzo de El Escorial.

The Monastery and the Royal Site were declared World Heritage by Unesco on November 2, 1984, under the name of “El Escorial, Monasterio y Sitio”.