Calle Agila, 10 La Latina, Madrid 28011

Retail for sale 100 m2 | Floor Ground
Price upon request

Versatile and recently renovated premises
Bright thanks to its showcase
Local plus private area behind
Hairdressing and fruit shop permits are not accepted

Commercial premises of 100 m2, at street level and located on the ground floor of a residential building located in Calle Agila, in the Puerta del Ángel district of Latina district, in Madrid capital.

It is a commercial space whose back has been enabled as a home, so it has a customer service area, a bathroom, an office and an independent stay.

Among other features it has a showcase, which gives natural light, flooring, high ceilings, false ceilings and has been recently refurbished so it is in good condition for almost any type of commercial activity or business.

Located in a residential area comfort, with shops around and good communication by public transport.

Spaces

Floor	Use	m2	€	€/m2	Space layout	Availability
Ground	Retail	100	TBC	TBC	Partitioned	Available now

Service Charge 50 €/mo (0.5 €/m2/mo)

Last updated 3 months ago

Also available for rent

Building info

Total Floor: 5Construction year: 1961

Amenities

Security locks
Bathrooms
Integral lighting
High ceilings
Floorboards
Facade lineal meters
On the street
Showcase
Bus stop
Public Transportation
Natural Light - Good
Metro station

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Transport

Bus	Line	Distance
Maria del Carmen-Sepulveda	138	313 m
Alto de Extremadura	31, 33, 36, 39, 65, N18, N19	362 m
Sepulveda-Maria del Carmen	138	364 m
Pº Extremadura-Albeniz	31, 33, 36, 39, 65, N18, N19	389 m

Underground	Line	Distance
Alto de Extremadura	6	363 m
Lucero	6	875 m

Interurban bus	Line	Distance
Madrid - Pº Jesuitas - Mercado	500	39 m
Madrid - Pza. Salvador Crespo - Clemente Fernández	500	198 m
Madrid - Pº Olivos - Pza. Salvador Crespo	500	218 m

Commuter train	Line	Distance
Laguna	C5	1 km
Príncipe Pío	C1, C7, C10	2 km
Pirámides	C1, C7, C10	2 km
Embajadores	C5	3 km

Transport Node	Distance
Intercambiador de Principe Pío	2 km
Estación de Atocha Renfe	4 km
Estación de Madrid-Chamartín	8 km
Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez-Madrid Barajas	15 km

Taxi	Stop	Distance
Avenida de Portugal, 155	10.11	459 m

Points of interest

Commercial areas	Distance
Mercado Municipal de Alto Extremadura	63 m
C.C. Barrio Art Decó	906 m
Mercado Municipal de Tirso de Molina	1 km
C.C. Principe Pio	2 km

Hotels	Distance
Hotel NH Ribera del Manzanares ****	1 km
Hotel City House Florida Norte by Faranda ****	2 km
Hotel Barceló Torre de Madrid *****	3 km

Public Administration	Distance
Oficinas de empleo de Puerta del Ángel	1 km
Oficinas de empleo de San Isidro	2 km
Junta Municipal de Distrito. Centro	2 km
Administración de la Agencia Tributaria Villaverde-Usera	4 km
Ayuntamiento de Madrid	4 km

Health	Distance
Centro de Salud Puerta del Angel	389 m
C.E. Avenida de Portugal	458 m

Protection and security	Distance
Policía Municipal (Jefatura Madrid)	793 m
Tramitación DNI y Pasaporte - Madrid - Arganzuela - Mediodía	1 km
Parque de Bomberos de Madrid Nº 3. Centro	2 km
Compañía Palacio Real	2 km
Centro de Inserción Social Victoria Kent	4 km

Other points of interest	Distance
Farmacia Plaza de Sisenando 1, Madrid	91 m
Farmacia Plaza de Salvador Crespo 3, Madrid	204 m
Parque Caramuel	716 m
Gasolinera Avenida Portugal, 16	723 m
Parque Cuña Verde	733 m

La Latina

La Latina District covers an area of 2,542.97 hectares and runs parallel to the Extremadura road to the southwest of the capital. It borders with the districts of Carabanchel, Arganzuela, Centro and Moncloa - Aravaca and includes the quarters of Los Cármenes, Puerta del Ángel, Lucero, Aluche, Campamento, Cuatro Vientos and Las Águilas. Latina District must not be confused with La Latina Quarter, which is located inside the Central District. They share the same name because both of them are named after Beatriz Galindo, La Latina, a humanist who was a friend of Isabella I of Castile, and hence her nickname La Latina. The Bridge of Segovia, which joins the historical centre with the southeast of Madrid was built in 1574 during the reign of Felipe I. It is the work of the architects Gaspar de Vega and Juan de Herrera.

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