Calle Faustino Osorio La Latina, Madrid 28047

Retail for sale 35 m2 | Floor Ground
90,000 € | 2,571 €/m2

Ideal as a workshop, warehouse, business or garage
Automatic door opening with remote control
Los Cármenes Consolidated Zone - La Latina

Sale of 35 m2 premises located in the neighborhood of Los Cármenes.

Location in a consolidated area of the La Latina district with multiple services surrounding it and excellent connection to Sepúlveda Street

The premises are equipped as a workshop and can be used for a business, warehouse, warehouse or even as a garage. It has an automatic door with remote control and is equipped with epoxy floors and energy-efficient LED lighting. In addition, it has a high-rise attic that provides multiple possibilities.

Good road accessibility and quick connection to the M-30 and A-5.

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Floor	Use	m2	€	€/m2	Space layout	Availability
Ground	Retail	35	90,000	2,571	Open Plan	Available now

Last updated 3 weeks ago

Building info

Total Floor: 4Construction year: 2001

Amenities

Warehouse
High ceilings
On the street
Parking
Bus stop
Energy performance rating D

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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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