Located in one of the most exclusive areas of the Justicia neighborhood, this elegant apartment is fully exterior and offers two bedrooms and three balconies facing the street, combining brightness, character, and comfort in the heart of Madrid.

The property features a spacious entrance area that leads to a living room with an open kitchen, designed as a functional and cozy space. Wooden columns add personality to the whole and subtly delimit the different areas, creating a warm and sophisticated atmosphere. High ceilings and excellent orientation, together with the three external balconies, flood the property with natural light and reinforce its unique character.

The apartment is situated in a classic 19th-century building with a well-maintained entrance that preserves the old carriage entrance, an architectural element of great value that adds distinction and authenticity to the property.

It is equipped with central heating and air conditioning, ensuring maximum comfort throughout the year. There is the possibility of purchasing a spacious parking space for a large vehicle in a nearby building, just 20 meters from the property (not included in the price).

The Justicia neighborhood is one of the most distinguished and monumental enclaves in Madrid. Located in a strategic position in the heart of the city, it is bordered by Sagasta and Génova streets to the north, Paseo de Recoletos to the east, Calle de Fuencarral to the west, and Gran Vía alongside Calle de Alcalá to the south. Traditionally linked to judicial activity - from which it takes its name - Justicia has established itself as one of the most elegant and dynamic areas of the capital, where history and contemporary urban life coexist in perfect harmony.

The neighborhood stands out for its architectural richness, with numerous neoclassical and eclectic buildings that retain symmetrical façades, wrought-iron balconies, high ceilings, and interior patios that provide light and ventilation. Many of these buildings are protected for their heritage value. Justicia also houses prominent cultural and artistic buildings, such as the Palacio Longoria, a jewel of Madrid's modernism and headquarters of the Sociedad General de Autores; the building of the Official College of Architects of Madrid (COAM), built on the site of the former Escuelas Pías; or the imposing baroque church of Santa Bárbara, the resting place of King Fernando VI and his wife, Bárbara de Braganza. All of this creates a unique environment where historical architecture and cultural life define one of the most sought-after areas of Madrid.