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GILMAR CONSULTING REAL ESTATE CHAMBERI 915919190出售一栋位于阿尔马格罗马德里区最好的街道之一的房屋，它位于具有礼宾服务和电梯的代表性建筑内，还可以获取未包含在其中的停车位要进行改革，在Zurbano街外进行改革，该街道目前分布有四间卧室和三间浴室。优越的地理位置，被卡斯特拉纳附近的餐馆，博物馆，酒吧，超级市场，学校，媒体，公共汽车，地铁所包围。阿尔马格罗（Almagro）街区被认为是马德里最优雅的街区之一，因为在其林荫成荫的街道上，这座城市是一些最豪华，最庄严的住宅。众多豪宅，大使馆，美术馆和文化中心构成了马德里这个优雅的枢纽。首都。非常舒适和安静的地区，是马德里一些最著名的酒店设施所在的地区。该地区提供大量的教育资源，包括学校和私立学校。尚贝里（Chamberí）的名字尚无明确来源，但有文献记载支持其首次出现于1761年：尼古拉·查尔曼迪尔（Nicolas Chalmandrier）马德里飞机。在拿破仑的法国军队占领西班牙期间，在现在称为“尚贝里”的尚贝里广场上形成了一个军营（营房），并从那里取名为马德里附近的名字。在5月2日发生的事件期间，同一个Daoiz和Velarde以及由邻里和周围地区的当地人组成的一支小民兵，面对着从马拉萨尼亚和法庭上升到当前卢卡纳街的“兵营”的士兵。蒙克萨巴尔（Mendizabal）没收了宗教用品之后，大部分土地都流转给国家和私人，土地的布局进入了各种扩张马德里在19世纪和20世纪的规划中。由于是部分被占领的地区，其街道布局不如萨拉曼卡地区那么规则，此外，由于存在工业和公墓，其社会构成为该地区诞生于工业郊区，与休闲农场交替出现.1850年，除了瓷砖和灰泥（主要活动）之外，尚贝里还有15家工厂，其中包括Tapestry工厂，几种化学产品这就是为什么他们的邻居获得“ sparks”之名的原因，这是他们与Lavapies的邻居，“ manolos”在民俗主义中的永恒对手。为什么这个行业逐渐多元化，尤其是在图形艺术领域（由马尼尼出版社或Espasa-Calpe出版社的Antonio Huertas印刷）。在20世纪下半叶，各个行业从离开总部的最后几个主要行业是Gal肥皂（现为Galaxy Complex）和PapeleraEspañola-Espasa-Calpe（现为房屋和Telefónica总部位于RíosRosas街角）与Ponzano一起）。该地区的建筑兴趣在于拥有大量保存完好的现代主义，新哥特式和新Mudéjares建筑，不仅保留在相邻房屋中（尤其是在阿尔马格罗和特拉法加附近），还包括机构中（圣地亚哥庇护所和阿尔玛格罗，圣拉斐尔和埃尔波韦尼尔的学校）。
GILMAR CONSULTING REAL ESTATE CHAMBERI 915919190 SELLS a house located in the Madrid district of Almagro, in one of its best streets.It is located in a representative building, with concierge and elevator.It also has the possibility of acquiring a parking space not included in the price in the farm opposite.Housing to reform, outside the street Zurbano that is currently distributed with four bedrooms and three bathrooms.Privileged site, surrounded by restaurants, museums, bars, supermarkets, schools, as media, bus, metro near Castellana.The neighborhood of Almagro is considered one of the most elegant of Madrid since in its tree-lined streets are some of the most luxurious and stately homes in the city.Numerous mansions, embassies, art galleries and cultural centers make up this elegant hub of the capital.Very cozy and quiet area where some of the best known hotel establishments in Madrid are located.The area has a great educational offer, with schools and private.It is also a charming area to go shopping, highlighting the proximity to the axis of Fuencarral.The name of Chamberí does not have a clear origin, but there is documental support that credits its first appearance, in 1761: the plane of Madrid of Nicolas Chalmandrier.The widespread theory that during the occupation of Napoleon's French troops in Spain, a military camp (barracks) was formed in what would now be the Chamberí square which they called "Chambéry", and from there came to take The name so Madrid neighborhood.The stories tell that the same Daoiz and Velarde together with a small militia formed by locals from the neighborhood and surroundings confronted the soldiers of this "barracks" going up from Malasaña and Tribunal for the current street Luchana during the events of May 2.View of Chamberí from the Lighthouse of Moncloa.After the confiscation of the ecclesiastical goods with Mendizabal, most of the land passes to the State and private individuals, and its layout enters the various expansion plans of Madrid during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.As it is a partially occupied area, the layout of its streets is not as regular as in the district of Salamanca.In addition, due to the existence of industries and cemeteries, their social composition is very varied.The district was born as an industrial suburb, alternating with recreational farms.In 1850, in addition to the tiles and plasterwork (which were the majority activity), there were fifteen factories in Chamberí, including the Tapestry Factory, several chemical products and the famous foundries of Sandorf and Buenavista.That is why their neighbors received the name of «sparks», eternal rivals in casticism with the neighbors of Lavapies, the «manolos».Little by little the industry was diversified, especially towards the graphic arts (printing press by Antonio Huertas, the Manini publishing house or Espasa-Calpe).During the second half of the twentieth century, the various industries were relocating from the district and the lots they used to convert into blocks of homes.The last major industries that left their headquarters were the Gal soaps (currently, the Galaxy Complex) and Papelera Española-Espasa-Calpe (currently homes and Telefónica headquarters on Ríos Rosas street corner with Ponzano).The architectural interest of this district lies in the extraordinary abundance of modernist, neo-Gothic and neo-Mudéjares buildings that are preserved, not only in neighboring houses (especially in the neighborhoods of Almagro and Trafalgar), but also in institutions (the San Diego Asylums and Almagro, the schools of San Rafael and El Porvenir).
