A Home Where History and Luxury Meet

Engel & Völkers presents this residence of 191 m² built and 150 m² of living space, located in an eclectic 1938 building with only three floors and one apartment per level, where every detail reflects the fusion between historical charm and contemporary sophistication. Crossing its threshold, one perceives the harmony between past and present: natural light enhances the original mosaic floors, period cornices, and woodwork restored by skilled artisans. The main living room, measuring 42 m², opens onto two balconies with urban views, creating the perfect setting to enjoy the nuances of day and night. The space flows into the dining area and the Italian Cesar kitchen with a central island, a place where gastronomy and social life reach their peak. Every gathering and conversation takes on a special tone in this environment conceived for everyday luxury. The sleeping area, arranged along a corridor with tall windows, offers two main suites: One combines a bedroom and private sitting area, creating a versatile and welcoming space. The other, a true design sanctuary, features a Roca bathtub on a raised platform, Inbani countertops and mirrors, and Grohe fittings — where comfort becomes art. The interior design, executed with mastery, integrates furniture, lighting, and contemporary aesthetics without losing the original details that make this home unique. Every door, window, and cornice has been treated as a treasure. Although the building has no lift or garage, its privileged location turns this residence into an urban oasis, with a 15 m² rooftop storage room and private restroom. Surrounded by exclusive boutiques, fine dining restaurants, museums, and vibrant cultural life, it offers unique connectivity and vitality. The communal rooftop terrace provides panoramic views where time seems to stand still at sunset. More than a home, it is a statement of style — a retreat where history, elegance, and modernity intertwine, ideal for combining work and living.