Contemporary limestone and glass villa in La Moraleja Madrid with pool and pine garden

Madrid

La Moraleja Villas & Family Homes

Land, privacy and schools, twenty minutes from the centre.

Overview

La Moraleja is Madrid's established villa market: large plots, mature gardens and low-density streets in Alcobendas, north of the city. It exists because central Madrid cannot offer land, and families who need it come here.

The practical draw is the combination of international schools, the northern business corridor and Barajas airport, all within a short drive. Value is set primarily by plot size, orientation and the condition of what is built on it — many houses date from the 1970s–1990s and need updating.

What matters in La Moraleja

  • Plot size and privacy

    Large, mature plots with real separation between houses — the scarce commodity in Madrid.

  • International schools

    Several established international schools are within the immediate area, which drives family demand and resale.

  • Airport and business access

    Barajas and the northern corporate corridor are a short drive, without entering the city centre.

  • Renovation is common

    Much of the stock is decades old. Structural condition, insulation and energy performance should be surveyed before offering.

Property Types

Properties in La Moraleja

Contemporary limestone and glass villa in La Moraleja Madrid with pool and pine garden

La Moraleja, Madrid

La Moraleja Garden Villa

A contemporary limestone and glass house set among mature pines, with a lap pool and full separation between living and sleeping wings.

Bedrooms
5 Bed
Bathrooms
6 Bath
Size
612 m² / 6,590 sq ft on 2,100 m² of garden

€4,300,000

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who typically buys in La Moraleja?
Families relocating to Madrid who need land and school proximity, and Spanish and international executives working in the northern corridor. It is a primary-residence market rather than an investment one.
Should I renovate or rebuild?
It depends on the plot's permitted volume and the structural condition of the existing house. We ask an architect to assess both before an offer, because the answer materially changes the total acquisition cost.
What are the running costs of a villa?
IBI municipal tax, urbanisation charges, garden and pool maintenance, heating and security. Older houses with poor insulation can carry significantly higher energy costs.

Calle International provides real estate advisory. We do not provide legal, tax or immigration advice, and we recommend independent qualified counsel in the jurisdiction concerned.

Considering La Moraleja? Start with a private consultation.