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Villa de Vallecas

A growing area with the Ensanche de Vallecas: new blocks, linear parks and spacious homes. Very family-oriented but with scarce transport and a notable distance from the centre. Reasonable prices for the floor space offered. No leisure in the area itself. A good option for families with a car who prioritise square footage over centrality.

Average Rent

17.2 €/m²

Good fit for

Families with kids

Pros and cons of Villa de Vallecas

New, spacious homes at moderate prices
Parque de la Gavia: quality green space
Quiet at night

Getting to know Villa de Vallecas

Villa de Vallecas is one of Madrid's large early twenty-first-century urban developments. El Ensanche de Vallecas, its main growth area, is a PAU with new construction blocks, wide avenues, linear parks and facilities planned from scratch. The district's character is very homogeneous and markedly family-oriented: most residents are families with children who have sought here an affordable alternative to prices within the M-30.

Day-to-day life is covered for basic services: schools, health centres and supermarkets are present in the new developments. Green spaces are a plus: the parque de la Gavia, one of the largest in the southeast of Madrid, offers a quality space for walking and sport. The dining and leisure offer is very limited: there is no relevant bar or restaurant axis, which means residents must travel for entertainment outside the neighbourhood.

Transport is the district's most limiting aspect. The Las Suertes, La Gavia and Sierra de Guadalupe stations (line 1) connect to the centre, but they are line terminals with journeys of 40-50 minutes. Car dependence is high for daily travel outside the main core. Walkability is reasonable within the development itself, but low for leaving it.

Villa de Vallecas is the clear option for families with a car seeking the maximum floor space at a contained price who accept the distance to the centre and reduced connectivity. Safety is medium-low. It is not a suitable option for young professionals, those who depend on public transport or those who value neighbourhood life and nearby leisure.

The scores shown (safety, transport, nightlife, etc.) are indicative and based on aggregated public sources. They do not constitute a guarantee. We recommend visiting the area in person before making any decision.

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Overall Score

6.7
Public Transport7.0/10

52% of homes within 500 m of metro or rail · 8 stations in the area · Metro 1 · Cercanías C-2, C-7

Green Spaces8.3/10

92% of homes have a park within 300 m · 20% green cover within 1 km

Safety5.7/10

About 51.1 crimes per 1,000 residents in the district (2025), estimated from Madrid city (55.8) and the district's police activity · residents rate their safety 6.6 out of 10

Nightlife2.5/10

At least 54 bars and pubs and 1 nightclub or live venue located in the area

Family8.5/10

80% of homes have a school within 400 m · 24 schools · 18% of residents are under 15

Walkability8.1/10

On average, 83% of everyday needs (groceries, pharmacy, school, doctor…) are within a 5-minute walk

How much it costs to rent in Villa de Vallecas

40m² Apartment (Studio)€771/mo
60m² Apartment (1-2 Bed)€1,032/mo
80m² Apartment (2-3 Bed)€1,376/mo

Data from October 2026 · Source: Idealista (public reports)

Price trend

Up 6.1 % since Aug 25
Aug 25Sep 25May 26Jun 26Jul 26Aug 26Sep 26
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Indicative estimate. Small flats (<50 m²) tend to have a €/m² above the district average; large ones (>100 m²), below. Actual prices depend on condition, floor and exact location.

Metro Connections

Sierra de Guadalupe Valdecarros Las Suertes La Gavia

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