On Calle Españoleto, one of Chamberí's most established addresses, stands this 223 m² apartment within a classical 1945 building. Recently renovated in 2026, the property preserves the architectural language of its era—original wooden floors, deep mouldings, tall windows and ceilings that define the interior volume—while introducing contemporary finishes and systems throughout. The layout unfolds across three en-suite bedrooms, each self-contained with its own bathroom, alongside a separate guest toilet. Circulation flows through spaces marked by consistent materials and considered proportions. Built-in cabinetry is integrated discreetly, responding to the geometry of the rooms rather than imposing itself. The kitchen operates as a functional core, fully equipped and concealed from the main living areas. Natural light enters through the original fenestration, creating a measured quality of illumination across the day.