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Properties for sale and rent in Madrid, Cundinamarca

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Properties in Madrid, Cundinamarca

Living in Madrid, Cundinamarca

Madrid is a town in the western Bogotá savanna that has grown a lot in recent years, mainly with new homes in gated communities. For many families it is the way to stop renting and own a home, with more space and a calmer lifestyle than in the city.

Who it is for

  • Families and couples buying their first home, including social-interest housing that may qualify for subsidies and mortgages.
  • People who work in western Bogotá or in the savanna's industrial and flower-growing area.
  • Investors looking for apartments to rent out in a market with demand for family housing.

Most of the supply consists of apartments and houses in residential developments with common areas, parking and security.

Getting there and what is nearby

Madrid connects to Bogotá via the road to Facatativá, the extension of Calle 13, and is close to Mosquera, Funza and Facatativá. Travel time depends heavily on traffic entering Bogotá, so it is worth trying the route at rush hour.

The town has shops, supermarkets, schools, health centers and a traditional center around its main square. The neighboring towns add shopping centers and more services.

What to check before buying in Madrid

  • Location within the town: proximity to the main road, transport and shops.
  • New builds: construction progress, building permit and delivery date.
  • Resale homes: the building management, the condition of common areas and the title certificate.

At Rooted House we support you through the whole process, from the search to the deed. See the properties we currently have in Madrid below.

Frequently asked questions about Madrid, Cundinamarca

Where is Madrid, Cundinamarca?

It is in the western savanna, west of Bogotá, on the road to Facatativá. Its closest neighbors are Mosquera, Funza, Facatativá and Bojacá.

Can I buy a home in Madrid with a subsidy?

Many projects in Madrid are social-interest housing, which may qualify for government and family-fund subsidies if you meet the requirements. We can guide you through your case and the documents you need.

Is it a good idea to live in Madrid and work in Bogotá?

Yes, it is common, especially if you work in western Bogotá. The key thing to check is the daily commute: try it at rush hour before deciding.