Set on the second floor of a representative 1946 building in Chamberí, this 274 m² residence demonstrates the architectural solidity and character that defined Madrid's mid-century residential construction. The apartment occupies an exterior position, with carefully oriented windows that draw natural light throughout the day and frame views across the neighbourhood's classical facades. The interior has been entirely renovated and finished to a refined standard, ready for immediate occupation. The spatial sequence opens from the entrance into a substantial social zone of approximately 80 m², where the living areas and kitchen flow together as one generous gathering space. This central hub anchors the home and receives the primary light and views. From here, the layout extends toward four spacious bedrooms and four full bathrooms, each positioned to maintain a sense of privacy and separation. A courtesy toilet and storage room complete the practical provision.