- These are bright 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom homes with terraces, patios, parking spaces, a community pool, and a playground.
- The development is located next to the Guadarrama Natural Park and also offers a variety of recreational opportunities and amenities, such as schools, supermarkets, and hospitals.
September 6, 2022 – Culmia, one of Spain’s leading real estate developers, is delivering its Culmia Dehesa de Guadarrama II development, a residential complex located in the municipality of the same name, 45 minutes from the city of Madrid and adjacent to the Sierra de Guadarrama National Park.
The development consists of 42 multi-family homes with 2, 3, and 4 bedrooms, ranging in size from 83 m² to 133 m², and is the second phase of a residential complex comprising a total of 72 homes. Spread across six buildings, the first-floor units also feature an interior courtyard, and all units include a terrace or balcony, as well as a parking space in the basement. The development also features an interior common area, a community pool, and a children’s play area. The development also includes commercial spaces on the ground floor.
Located next to the Guadarrama Natural Park, the area offers a variety of recreational and service options, ranging from schools and supermarkets to health centers and hospitals. It also has public transportation connections, as well as quick access to Madrid’s M-50 and A-6 highway.
The homes feature large windows that allow natural light to flood into every room. In addition, the building facades are equipped with continuous insulation that prevents the loss or rise of indoor temperature.
Both buildings in the development are equipped with a heating and domestic hot water system based on high-efficiency individual boilers, supplemented by solar panels. The homes have a B energy rating for both energy consumption and emissions.
In the words of Javier del Castillo, Culmia’s regional director for the north and central regions, “This new development is an excellent option for those who want to enjoy a unique natural setting where they can connect with nature and participate in outdoor sports—all without having to give up a wide range of recreational activities and services.”
