On one of Chueca's most characteristic streets, this 82 sqm apartment brings the charm of early 20th-century Madrid architecture into a contemporary setting through a comprehensive high-quality renovation. Occupying the exterior-facing fourth floor of a building dating from 1900, the property enjoys a south-east orientation and street-facing balconies that welcome natural light and connect the interiors with the neighbourhood.

The renovation reinterprets the building's classical character through an open layout, a carefully considered material palette and interiors designed to feel both spacious and welcoming. Herringbone wood flooring introduces a traditional architectural detail, creating an elegant contrast with the contemporary design approach.

The living and dining room forms the centre of the apartment, with the kitchen integrated into one continuous social space. This arrangement encourages a natural flow between cooking, dining and entertaining, while the exterior balconies bring daylight and views of the surrounding streets into everyday life.

Two bedrooms and two full bathrooms complete the accommodation, providing a practical and comfortable layout within a thoughtfully organised floor area. The arrangement offers flexibility for use as a principal residence or a city home in central Madrid.

The comprehensive renovation incorporates high-end finishes and an interior design scheme that respects the architectural identity of the building. Works are currently underway, with handover scheduled for August 2026.

Dating from 1900, the building forms part of the historic residential fabric of Madrid's Centro district, reflecting the architectural heritage that gives this neighbourhood its distinctive appearance.

Chueca is celebrated for its cultural energy, independent boutiques, art galleries, restaurants and lively street life. Its proximity to Justicia, Gran Vía and the wider historic centre provides access to an exceptional selection of dining, shopping and cultural destinations, together with excellent transport connections.

Street-facing balconies, a south-east orientation and an open-plan reception area give this apartment a distinctive appeal, combining the atmosphere of a century-old building with interiors designed for contemporary urban living.