In the Salamanca district, the Goya neighbourhood sits at the intersection of Madrid's most vibrant commercial corridors. Bounded by Ramón de la Cruz to the north and O'Donnell to the south, the area is defined by two principal axes—Alcalá and Goya itself—lined with restaurants, bars, and independent shops. The Palacio de los Deportes anchors the district as a cultural landmark, while excellent public transport connections reinforce its position as one of Madrid's most desirable residential areas. This sixth-floor apartment in a period building occupies 250 m² and has been newly renovated. The property includes a lift, a terrace, two bedrooms and four bathrooms. The spatial organisation balances contemporary comfort with the classical proportions of the original structure, creating a residence that responds to both the building's heritage and modern living requirements.