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Alfonso XII 62 is perfectly situated in relation to the Triangle of Art in Madrid, as the Prado, Reina Sofía and Thyssen Bornemisza museums are all within a 15 minute walk. And it also has many shops, tapas bars and tourist attractions nearby. Opposite the Atocha station, where high-speed trains connect to Barcelona, Valencia Sevilla and the main Spanish cities. Located ten minutes walk from the Retiro Park. Close to the subway station of Atocha Renfe and only four stops from the center.

Utopicus Paseo de la Habana is a 5,791 sqm sustainable building in the El Viso and Chamartín district of Madrid, built around a planted interior courtyard inspired by the nineteenth century English pleasure garden. Four floors hold 61 private offices with capacity for up to 663 workstations, 11 meeting rooms, a training room, an event space, an auditorium, nine phone booths and a 34 seat Working Pass coworking area, together with a shared terrace, showers and bicycle parking.

Work alongside major financial institutions, global IT and electronics companies, embassies and consulates on La Castellana, Madrid’s largest street. Paseo de la Castellana 18 is just minutes from Puerta del Sol, the focal point of the city’s road network, making it easy to reach all parts of the city. Focus on your goals in the beautifully designed workspaces of this low-rise building, before unwinding on the terrace overlooking the city. In the evenings, explore the surrounding parks, restaurants and high-end shops.

Lexington centre in a historic four-storey building at Calle de Jorge Juan 35, in Madrid's Salamanca district a few minutes from El Retiro. Private offices up to full floors, collaborative areas and five meeting rooms, with reception, a terrace overlooking the district and an interior courtyard.

Utopicus Francisco Silvela offers 3,500 sqm of flexible workspace across four floors in the Guindalera quarter of Madrid, on the emblematic Calle de Francisco Silvela. The building stands in Madrid Moderno, a British influenced quarter of low houses, wooden balconies and small gardens built under the influence of the British engineers who came to the capital to construct its first underground line. Designed by the architect Idoia Otegui, the interiors take their cues from the neighbourhood's own history. This is a Colonial owned building and it holds BREEAM Part 1 Excellent and BREEAM Part 2 Excellent certification. There are 34 private offices and capacity for up to 450 workstations, alongside seven meeting rooms, one training room, four phone booths and a 30 seat Working Pass area with 24/7 access, with services included.