LOS ARRAYANES · EL SOTO DE LA MORALEJA
A home. A community.
A landscape rewritten.
Follow one address through seven decades of aerial photography, from open land to a garden neighborhood.
01 / THE TIME MACHINE
Move the divider. Change the year. Watch the houses and the neighborhood appear.
↳ Aligned official imagery. No reconstructed or AI-generated history.ⓘ The 1984 survey already shows the housing rows; the cadastral building year is 1985. These describe different milestones—not a contradiction. No exact completion or occupancy date is established.
02 / READ THE HOUSE
The most important distinction in the records: No. 1 is an individual cadastral unit inside a larger shared development.
Los Arrayanes · Alcobendas · 28109
182 m² is classified as residential construction. The remainder is parking and an allocation of common elements. None of these figures is a measured usable-floor-area survey.
Official cadastral record ↗
THE SHARED DEVELOPMENT
The repeated housing rows enclose a shared garden and pool area. The lime outline in the time machine follows the development’s present cadastral parcel.
See the communal site ↗Nardo 1 is the home. Los Arrayanes is the 51-dwelling community. El Soto de la Moraleja is the wider neighborhood and conservation entity. Their boundaries and histories are not interchangeable.
03 / LAYERS OF HISTORY
Photographs tell us what changed. Official records and contemporary accounts tell us when—and what we still cannot know.
04 / FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE
Every dated image comes from a government mapping service. Every milestone is labeled by evidence type.
Download the evidence ledger ↓Research is property-focused. No residents’ names, ownership profiles, private security details or invented sale prices are included.