In the quiet, leaf-lined streets of Retiro, this third-floor residence occupies a corner of a newly completed building that reinterprets the neighbourhood’s classical language with contemporary restraint. The apartment is organised around a central axis, where light from two orientations meets a sequence of spaces designed for both daily life and occasional gathering. The entrance opens into a hallway finished in warm-toned stone, setting the material tone that continues throughout the home. From here, the living and dining areas unfold in a single, unbroken volume, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing views of the surrounding treetops. A discreetly integrated kitchen, clad in matte lacquer and natural oak, maintains the same level of precision without disrupting the flow. Beyond, the pri…
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Also listed at: The Sibarist, Walter Haus, Iconic Living, Veraltia, Otto Bayt, Engel & Völkers, The Avenue Select Real Estate, Christie's Real Estate Madrid.
Retiro
Retiro is the district defined by the park. Madrid's 125-hectare Parque del Retiro — with its formal gardens, Crystal Palace, boat pond, and over-100-year-old trees — forms the western anchor of the neighborhood, and the streets that ring it (Calle de Alfonso XII on the west, Calle de Menéndez Pelayo on the east) are among the most coveted addresses in Madrid for buyers who prioritize daily green space over retail proximity. The Prado, the Reina Sofía, and the Jardín Botánico all sit along or adjacent to the park's western edge. This is the calmest of the classical-Madrid districts — residential first, cultural second, commercial a distant third.