Arroyo del Fresno

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Ever wondered where the name Arroyo del Fresno comes from? It’s derived from a nearby stream. This stream called Arroyo del Fresno is now channelled under the linear park. It flows into the Manzanares River. This happens near the junction of the M-30 and M-40 motorways. Also it is close to the Carretera de El Pardo.

Arroyo del Fresno is a residential area in Madrid. It is part of the Mirasierra neighbourhood. This neighbourhood belongs to the Fuencarral-El Pardo district. Arroyo del Fresno is a PAU. PAU stands for Programa de Actuación Urbanística. This means Urban Development Program. It’s located in the northwest of Madrid.

Construction in Arroyo del Fresno began in the 1990s. The area is practically divided into two parts. The first part is Arroyo del Fresno 1. It is located between several streets. These are Valle de Pinares Llanos. Also Mirador de la Reina, Ventisquero de la Condesa and Arroyo del Monte. This part was built first. Its construction finished in 2005.

Arroyo del Fresno 2 is the other part of the neighbourhood. It lies between Arroyo del Monte street and Pitis station. Its boundaries include the Real Federación Española de Golf golf course. It also includes the entrance to the M-40 on Ventisquero de la Condesa street. Buildings are still being constructed here. However the Madrid City Council urbanised it completely since 2012.

The streets in Arroyo del Fresno 1 are named after places in the Sierra de Guadarrama. The streets in Arroyo del Fresno 2 are named after famous women. On February 13, 2019, the Fuencarral-El Pardo council approved the creation of the Arroyo del Fresno neighbourhood. The Residents’ Association proposed this. They urged the Madrid City Council to begin the process. The goal was to create this new neighbourhood. Its limits would be the two construction phases of the PAU. The neighbourhood would border the M-40 to the north. To the south, it would border Valle de Pinares Llanos street. To the east, it would border Arroyo del Monte street. Also the Real Federación Española de Golf course. To the west, it would border Avenida de Ventisquero de la Condesa. Also Plaza Torcuato Fernández-Miranda.

There’s a significant office project here. It’s called the Arroyo Building. Monthisa developed it. Estudio Allende Arquitectos designed it. The Arroyo Building is strategically located in the northwest of Madrid. It has excellent transport links. The Arroyofresno metro station on Line 7 is very close. The gross leasable area is 23,821 sqm. There are 673 parking spaces. Terraces, courtyards and green areas cover approximately 7,000 sqm. The Arroyo Building aims for LEED Platinum and WELL Gold certifications. This shows a strong commitment to sustainability. Also it shows a focus on the well-being of future users. Construction began in July 2024. It is expected to last about 30 months.

So, as you explore Arroyo del Fresno remember its origins. From a small stream to a modern residential area. It continues to grow and evolve.

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