Classical architecture and contemporary design in Conde Duque

On Conde Duque street, in one of the neighborhoods with the greatest identity in the center of Madrid, this home occupies a classic 1942 building with an elevator. Completely renovated in 2026, it retains the character of Madrid architecture and interprets it from a contemporary perspective, with spaces where light, materials, and functionality find a natural balance.

The west-facing exterior living room opens to the street through two balconies that accompany the room with natural light in the afternoon. The social area is completed with a dining room and a kitchen with modern lines, organized around a central island with built-in appliances and a space dedicated to coffee. An independent laundry room adds functionality to the layout.

The resting area faces the interior of the building, creating a more private environment. Its three bedrooms and three bathrooms, two of them en suite, allow for flexible organization of the spaces. The master bedroom includes a large walk-in closet and a private bathroom with double sinks, while one of the secondary bedrooms has an en suite bathroom and a French balcony. The third room offers various uses, from a guest bedroom to an office.

The selection of materials, tones, and decorative details provide visual continuity to the whole. Fully furnished and equipped, the home integrates heating and hot water through an individual boiler, ducted air conditioning with cooling and heating, and electric blinds in all rooms.

The surroundings are an essential part of its character. Just steps from the Conde Duque Cultural Center, among historic buildings, independent shops, and gastronomic spaces, the neighborhood maintains its own identity within Madrid. Its proximity to Chamberí, Argüelles, Plaza de España, and Malasaña allows enjoying different lifestyles without leaving home.

A home where the architectural memory of the neighborhood coexists with a current way of understanding space, comfort, and daily life.