Ciudad Jardín is not a neighbourhood. It is a wonderful anomaly in the middle of Cartagena. The only area where you can still open your front door in the heart of the urban centre and step onto your own ground. No communal elevator. No shared landings. No neighbours above you. Here, houses breathe at street level, and that—in a city—is a privilege.
And in the midst of that privilege, this piece.
Natural stone facade, modern design, steel and wood in a non-strident dialogue. It does not need to shout to be noticed. It has presence. It has intention. It is one of those homes that you know were thought through before being built.
You go down to the basement and you are not in a basement. You are in your private club. One hundred square metres where wood dominates the scene, wine racks cover the wall as if you were collecting stories instead of wine, and a small, strategic bar invites conversation to linger. There is a bathroom, there is space, there is a real garage—for three vehicles—with a motorised door and a storage area. But what matters is not where you park the car. It is where the long post-dinner conversations that are later remembered take place.
You go up—yes, in a panoramic elevator with steel finishes, because here the floors connect with style—and the house changes rhythm. The ground floor is light. One hundred and seven square metres where the Santos kitchen is not just a kitchen; it is a stage. Spacious, clean, precise. It opens onto a terrace of more than thirty metres which also converses with the living room. And it is not the only one. There are two large terraces that turn the house into a constant dialogue between interior and exterior. They are not additions; they are lungs. They are what allow light to enter from all four sides and ensure every room has a piece of the sky even when you are inside.
Independent laundry room, defined dining room, full bathroom. Everything placed where it should be. No useless hallways. No wasted square metres.
Upstairs, four bedrooms. The master bedroom understands what the word refuge means: two dressing rooms—yes, two—so that order is not a negotiation, and its own full bathroom. Space, independence, calm. The other three share another bathroom, but not living space. There is amplitude. There are built-in wardrobes. There is balance.
Aluminium frames with double glazing and thermal break, with safety glass. Motorised security shutters. Air conditioning via ducts and splits. Heating via boiler with radiators. Natural hardwood floors underfoot. These are not technical details. They are decisions of comfort. They are layers of tranquillity.
And that is what truly defines this house: decisions.
Living in the very centre without giving up privacy. Having modern design without losing warmth. Having three private spaces under your home. Having terraces that remind you that the city can also be breathed in.
Ciudad Jardín is the place.
This house is the way to inhabit it.
And that is not common.
Cartagena Homes Inmobiliaria®
* Expenses associated with the purchase not included in the sale price for properties in second transfer: Property Transfer Tax: The current tax rate in the Autonomous Community will apply according to the buyer's personal circumstances. The tax is accrued on the Cadastral Reference Value or the sale price, whichever is higher. With discount: 3% - Without discount: 7.75%
Notary Expenses: Notary fees will be calculated according to the official tariff regulated in Annex I of Royal Decree 1426/1989, of November 17, which approves the Notarial tariff.
Registry Expenses: Registration in the Property Registry will be invoiced according to the official tariff established in ANNEX I of Royal Decree 1427/1989, of November 17, which approves the Registry tariff.
Agency fees: 3% + VAT on the purchase price, with a minimum of €2,500 + VAT (Not included in the sale price).
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