In Chamberí, at the heart of Madrid's most established neighbourhoods, this seventh-floor penthouse occupies a 1940 building modernised in 2005. Almost entirely exterior-facing, the apartment commands views across the city while maintaining the architectural character of its era. The layout unfolds around hardwood floors that bring continuity and warmth throughout the space. Three bedrooms, each with an en-suite bathroom, form the private quarters. The main spaces—living, dining and kitchen—benefit from consistent natural light and an openness that defines the home. Built-in wardrobes integrate storage seamlessly into the architecture, while the kitchen is fully equipped with quality finishes.