Apartment in Madrid, Spain 2 bedrooms, 233 sq.m. No. 178787

Coldwell Banker Unique presents an exclusive set of homes located at the gates of Almagro, in a building erected in 1967 with straight lines and large windows, whose architecture has transcended time to consolidate itself as a valuable example of the aesthetics of the 70s.

Located in the best orientation of the property, with views of the Paseo de lah Castellana and on the corner of Calle Zurbano, these homes take advantage of their privileged location to offer an urban and sophisticated lifestyle.

The project integrates eight homes designed in coherence with the original exterior aesthetics, reinterpreted to adapt to current needs with an elegant and functional approach. These are spaces with generous surfaces where comfort and sophistication become fundamental pillars, giving rise to homes without artifice, but carefully thought out.

The interior design responds to a contemporary vision of living in which social areas take on a leading role. The kitchens, although independent, visually open up to the rest of the rooms as versatile spaces designed for meeting, conversation and everyday life. The fluidity between environments allows for a natural transition, while maintaining the possibility of separating each area through discrete architectural solutions.

Lighting has been conceived as an essential element in the spatial experience, creating enveloping atmospheres where light seems to emerge organically. The luminaires are subtly integrated, while elements such as high-rise doors enhance the feeling of spaciousness and elegance. The selection of noble materials and warm finishes contributes to reinforcing a contemporary aesthetic that prioritises harmony and well-being.

The wardrobe and dressing room areas in the main rooms follow the same line, integrating coherently into the whole through materials and shades that provide visual continuity and warmth.

Each home has been designed with large, open spaces that maximise light and a feeling of spaciousness. The living areas, although open-plan, are clearly defined, and most of the homes have terraces overlooking Calle Zurbano or José Abascal, from where you can also contemplate the Paseo de lah Castellana at its intersection with Calle María de Molina.

Each design decision responds to a balance between functionality, technology and beauty, giving rise to a modern, exclusive lifestyle that is fully integrated into the city.