Within a distinguished 1920 building on one of Salamanca's most sought neighbourhoods, this first-floor apartment opens onto a sequence of naturally lit rooms, each defined by period character and contemporary finish. The entrance hall, lined with herringbone oak and original wooden beams, establishes the material language that flows throughout the home. Two west-facing French balconies overlook Príncipe de Vergara, drawing light deep into the living and dining spaces and creating a dynamic interplay of shadow and warmth across the day. The layout unfolds with clarity. The social area—living room, dining room, and a semi-integrated kitchen that can be opened or closed according to need—occupies the front facade. A guest toilet serves this zone. The private quarters sit toward the rear: two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, each with its own atmosphere and proportion. A third bathroom completes the arrangement.