In the refined streets of Salamanca, where classical façades frame quiet, tree-lined avenues, this second-floor residence occupies a discreet corner of a 1920s building. The original structure has been reimagined with a contemporary lens, preserving its architectural character while introducing a more restrained, functional interior. A lift provides direct access to the apartment, where the sequence begins in a narrow entrance hall that expands into the main living space. The open-plan area combines kitchen, dining and living functions in a single volume, defined by clean lines and a neutral material palette. Oak flooring runs throughout, lending warmth to the space, while the kitchen is finished in matte lacquer cabinetry and integrated appliances. A large window frames the street below, allowing natural light to shape the atmosphere across the day. Beyond, the private area unfolds into two bedrooms, each dimensioned to balance comfort and proportion. The bathroom, accessed from the hallway, is finished in large-format stone tiles and features a walk-in shower. The apartment is delivered in new condition, with climate control and lighting systems designed for quiet efficiency.