Description

Two balconies and a southern exposure connect this 108 sqm Justicia residence with the city outside. Positioned on the third floor of a classical 1910 building, the property is currently being transformed, with a project designed to bring the interiors fully up to date while respecting their original architectural setting.

The new floor plan approaches the home from a contemporary and practical perspective. A generous living and dining area will become the principal gathering space, complemented by a fully equipped kitchen designed as part of the overall renovation.

Both balconies add depth to the exterior rooms and make the most of the south-facing aspect throughout much of the day. Daylight, elevation and period architecture will therefore remain integral to the atmosphere of the newly completed interiors.

Three bedrooms will form the sleeping accommodation, introducing considerable flexibility within the 108 sqm footprint. The configuration works equally well for family living or for owners seeking an additional room for guests or a private workspace.

Two full bathrooms will complete the layout. The project has been planned to use the available space efficiently while maintaining a clear distinction between reception areas and the more private parts of the home.

Following completion, the residence will be delivered fully furnished and equipped. Air conditioning and individual hot water supplied by an electric water heater will also be included, allowing the future owner to move into a completely finished home.

The property occupies a classical building dating from 1910 with a lift, retaining the architectural presence associated with Madrid's historic centre.

Justicia provides a particularly distinctive setting, where galleries, independent shops, restaurants and cultural venues sit among historic architecture. Salesas, Chueca and the Recoletos area are all close by, placing some of central Madrid's most vibrant streets within easy walking distance.