Exclusive renovated residence with eight balconies in a historic building of modernist inspiration, built in 1911 by Eduardo Ferrés i Puig and Manuel Álvarez Naya, an architect and builder linked to the iconic Hotel Palace of Madrid.

Located on Travesía de los Señores de Luzón, a quiet street in the Palacio neighborhood, in the heart of historic Madrid, the residence enjoys a privileged location just minutes from the Royal Palace, Plaza de Oriente, Teatro Real, Plaza Mayor, Mercado de San Miguel, and the Ópera Metro station.

The property occupies an entire floor within a unique building of only four residences, one per floor, and also features an independent reception area, an uncommon characteristic in central Madrid, providing privacy, tranquility, and a genuine residential feel.

With 110 m² of constructed area and 92 m² of usable space, the residence is organized around a spacious exterior living room whose standout feature is its extraordinary corner glass bay window, one of the architectural hallmarks of the building. This unique iron and glass structure, with its curved lines and modernist spirit, floods the space with natural light and offers a privileged view over Madrid de los Austrias.

More than just a simple balcony, the bay window acts as a small urban gallery: an ideal space for reading, creative work, or leisurely contemplation of the neighborhood's life.

The living area allows for the creation of different salon, dining, and library settings. The residence also has a separate bedroom, a generously sized full bathroom, and a functional, well-equipped integrated kitchen.

A property for those who value architecture, history, and the privilege of living in a space with its own personality in one of the most authentic enclaves of Madrid.