Exclusivity and Height: Spectacular 2-Bedroom Retreat in the Historic Justicia Building

Located in the heart of Justicia, on one of Madrid’s most distinguished and sought-after streets, stands this unique property. Set in a prestigious historic building, this home is not merely an apartment, but an architectural dialogue between 19th-century heritage and top-tier contemporary interior design. The renovation, carried out by a renowned architecture studio, has succeeded in restoring the essence of the property. With imposing ceilings reaching nearly 4 meters high, the space breathes nobility. The original structure has been stripped of artifices to proudly reveal exposed historic beams and floor structures, creating an organic texture that contrasts with the clean lines of modern design. The home, approximately 110 m², is defined by a palette of noble materials, pure whites, and warm woods: - Social Area: An open-plan concept where the living room, dining area, and a designer kitchen blend into a space flooded with natural light. - The Mezzanine: Thanks to the exceptional ceiling height, a versatile mezzanine has been added—an ideal architectural feature for a study, library, or relaxation area. - Night Area: Two masterful bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms, designed to offer a haven of absolute serenity. In addition, the home has an elegant guest powder room. - Period Details: Authenticity is preserved in the restored cast-iron radiators and the original woodwork, elements that provide an unrivaled identity. Currently in its final stage of preparation, this collector’s piece will be available to move in on July 1. It is delivered furnished with pieces that respect the project’s aesthetic, with flexibility to adapt to the future tenant’s tastes. Note on the images: The photographs belong to a symmetrical home of identical quality and design located in the same building, serving as a faithful representation of the level of finishes and atmosphere of the final property. A sophisticated refuge for those who seek not only a prime location, but to live inside a work of architectural art.