In the heart of Justicia, steps from the tree-lined Plaza de las Salesas, this second-floor apartment sits within a stately early twentieth-century building that anchors one of Madrid's most tranquil and exclusive streets. The façade remains pristine, and the lift provides access to a residence defined by generous natural light and considered spatial planning. The apartment unfolds with fluidity across its layout. The living room, positioned to capture daylight throughout the day, opens onto two balconies that frame views of the quiet street below. From here, the sequence moves toward the sleeping quarters: three bedrooms, each with its own character, accompanied by three bathrooms. The arrangement prioritises both privacy and ease of movement between spaces.