On a quiet street in the heart of Salamanca, this exterior apartment sits within a well-proportioned 1940s building whose character is defined by its generous volumes and period details. The property, currently in original condition, offers a rare opportunity to shape a residence with a strong architectural identity in one of Madrid’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. The layout unfolds in a linear sequence, beginning with a wide entrance hall that leads into a series of interconnected living spaces. Natural light filters through the full-height windows, illuminating the original herringbone parquet and the high ceilings with their decorative mouldings. The main living area flows into a separate dining space, while the kitchen, though modest in size, retains its original tiled walls and could be reconfigured to open onto the interior. Three bedrooms, two of which are exterior, are arranged along a central corridor, with a full bathroom and a secondary shower room serving the private quarters. The apartment’s orientation ensures cross-ventilation and a sense of openness throughout the day.