Casa de las Siete Chimeneas (House of the Seven Chimneys)

The Casa de las Siete Chimeneas is documented as a building constructed in the sixteenth century in Madrid and is recorded in the seventeenth century as serving as an ambassadorial residence, notably housing Sir Richard Fanshawe and his family. Wikidata lists the house as cultural property in Madrid, indicating recognized heritage value. Modern local-history and legend media also treat the site: the magazine La Gatera de la Villa includes an article titled "La Casa de las Siete Chimeneas," demonstrating the house's place in Madrid's local historical and legendary discourse. The supplied sources, however, do not provide detailed construction records (such as architect or exact date), restoration history, a full ownership timeline, or explicit descriptions of paranormal phenomena. While the building appears in a publication dedicated to history and legends—implying the existence of local stories about the house—the excerpts provided contain no firsthand accounts, named supernatural entities, or investigative explanations of haunting. Public access status and contemporary use are not specified in the supplied material.