Description

Four balconies give this 61 sqm exterior-facing residence in Sol its distinctive identity, opening the interiors to the streetscape of Madrid's historic centre and bringing additional daylight into the principal rooms. Positioned on the first floor of a building dating from 1880, the property is currently undergoing a comprehensive transformation.

The project seeks to retain a connection with the building's original architecture while introducing a more contemporary way of living. Eastern exposure welcomes the earlier hours of daylight, enhanced by the multiple openings onto the façade.

Living, dining and an open-plan kitchen will occupy the main shared space. The kitchen will be delivered fully equipped and integrated into an open setting designed to preserve visual continuity and avoid unnecessary divisions.

A one-bedroom configuration allows a greater proportion of the 61 sqm footprint to be devoted to the principal living spaces. One full bathroom will complete the accommodation, keeping the overall arrangement simple and well proportioned.

Quality finishes and a contemporary interior language will be introduced as part of the transformation without losing sight of the historic setting. Once the works are completed, the residence will be delivered fully furnished and equipped.

Ducted air conditioning will be discreetly integrated into the interiors, providing comfortable climate control throughout the year.

Dating from 1880, the building belongs to the historic architectural fabric that gives this part of central Madrid its unmistakable character.

Puerta del Sol, the Literary Quarter and Plaza Mayor are all within walking distance, alongside an extraordinary concentration of restaurants, shops, theatres and cultural venues. Few parts of Madrid offer such immediate access to the city's historic, cultural and social life.