Neinor Homes has recently opened the Via Homes sales office. Via Homes is a magnificent gated community featuring 3-bedroom apartments with terraces, garage, storage rooms and spacious common areas in an ever-expanding area in Mostoles.

The development is specifically situated in the area known as PAU 4-Mostoles Sur—a modern, fast-growing and fully-consolidated residential area benefitting from a strategic location.

The scheme is marketed via the sales office that Neinor Homes has recently opened in Avenida de la Constitución, 41, right in the heart of Mostoles, where potential buyers can get full details regarding this gated residential development comprising 70 homes and featuring access control system and CCTV.

The development further boasts spacious terracing, ground floor apartments with terraces and expansive gardens, and spectacular penthouse apartments. Homes feature a practical and modern interior layout, allowing residents to enjoy spacious and light-flooded spaces.

Residents at Via Homes will also benefit from generous common areas and gardens, as well as a playground area, paddle tennis court, swimming pool for adults and another one for children.

Various amenities and great transport links

The development benefits from various amenities in its immediate surroundings, including a number of primary and secondary educational centres, the prestigious Rey Juan Carlos University Campus, benchmark healthcare centres such as the Rey Juan Carlos University Hospital, leisure areas and retail facilities such as Madrid Xanadu Shopping Center, and extraordinary green areas with many parks for strolling, playing sports and enjoying outdoor life.

Via Homes is quickly and easily accessed by private transport as it sits on the A-5 highway and M-50 ring road, and is also well served by various public transport links, including a number of urban and inter-city bus services and Metro Sur station, along with commuter trains.

A sustainable residential complex

Via Homes is an environmentally-friendly development that makes use of active and passive design systems, including the study of the most suitable orientation and use of natural lighting, condensing boiler and solar panels for heating and domestic hot water, dual-flush toilets and low-flow taps in bathrooms, among other elements aimed at saving natural resources and being sustainable.