Fully exterior, south-facing apartment

Lumier presents this 225 m² home on a fifth-floor corner, fully exterior and south-facing, on Calle Diego de León in the heart of the Barrio de Salamanca. Fully renovated by Mónica Diago's architecture and design studio, it combines the elegance of the classic Madrid apartment with thoroughly modern comfort, with natural light guaranteed in every room throughout the day.

The generous entrance hall, with a coat closet, leads to a social area presided over by a spectacular living-dining room with balcony. Elegant wood-and-glass doors separate it from the kitchen, fitted with bespoke cabinetry and state-of-the-art appliances, and completed by an independent laundry area and a guest toilet.

The private quarters offer three spacious bedrooms, all en suite and with built-in wardrobes, furnished with 1.80 × 2.00 m beds. The main bedroom stands out for its size, with a dressing area and direct access to the balcony.

As in every project by the studio, the renovation attends to material and detail: herringbone wood floors, bespoke carpentry and cabinetry, mouldings and cornices, porcelain-clad bathrooms and lighting considered room by room.

The building, with a classic 1950s entrance, offers a resident doorman, main and service lifts and central heating. The home also includes a rooftop storage room and access to the community's parking spaces.

Diego de León is one of the most established residential streets in the Barrio de Salamanca: local shops, restaurants and immediate connections to Príncipe de Vergara and Francisco Silvela. A solid location for those seeking space, light and standing in the centre of Madrid.