In the heart of Madrid’s historic centre, where the city’s layers of time are most visible, this residence occupies the top floor of a 1915 building. The original structure has been carefully preserved, its high ceilings and period details framing a home that balances heritage with contemporary living. A lift provides discreet access, while the presence of a terrace introduces an outdoor dimension rare in this part of the city. The apartment unfolds in a sequence of connected spaces, beginning with an entrance hall that sets the tone. From here, the living and dining areas flow together, their proportions defined by the building’s original architecture. A separate kitchen, finished in natural materials, retains a sense of independence while remaining integrated into the home’s circulation. The four bedrooms are arranged to offer both privacy and connection, with the principal suite including a dedicated bathroom. A second bathroom serves the remaining spaces, while two additional full bathrooms ensure practicality without compromising on design. The terrace, accessible from the living area, extends the interior outward, offering a quiet retreat above the city’s energy.