In the heart of Madrid's Golden Mile, between Calles Velázquez and Serrano, stands this penthouse in a 1967 building designed by the prestigious architect Ruiz de la Prada. A rare opportunity in one of the city's most distinguished neighbourhoods, where architecture and location define exclusivity. The residence unfolds across multiple orientations—east, south and west—maximising natural light throughout the day. A generous reception area leads into noble living spaces of over 150 square metres, with separate dining and salon areas, all opening onto an exceptional terrace exceeding 60 square metres, with the possibility of adding a further 20 square metres. The current configuration comprises four bedrooms plus a service bedroom, with a dedicated service area and laundry room. All spaces face outward, ensuring consistent daylight and views across the neighbourhood.