In Aravaca, one of Madrid’s most established residential areas, this duplex penthouse occupies the upper floors of a low-rise building with quiet, tree-lined streets. The apartment is organised across two levels, beginning with an entrance that opens directly into a spacious living and dining area. Large windows frame views of the surrounding greenery, while a continuous terrace wraps around the exterior, creating an outdoor extension of the interior space. The kitchen, positioned at the heart of the home, is designed for both daily use and entertaining, with integrated appliances and a central island that doubles as a casual dining spot. The upper level is dedicated to the private areas, where four bedrooms and four bathrooms are arranged along a central corridor. The main suite includes a walk-in dressing area and a bathroom with dual vanities, while the remaining bedrooms each have direct access to natural light and views. Throughout the apartment, materials are kept simple and durable—oak flooring, smooth plaster walls, and built-in storage that blends seamlessly with the architecture. The terrace, accessible from both levels, offers a rare sense of openness in an urban setting, with space for seating, dining, and plants.