Spectacular sixth floor with four balconies and historic stained glass windows in Chamberí
3 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
219 m²
In one of the most iconic corners of Chamberí, this 219 m² home occupies the sixth floor of an early 20th-century stately building, where historic architecture and contemporary design coexist in a carefully curated restoration project.
The property, completely exterior, preserves original architectural elements that give it a unique personality. Its four balconies, the historic stained glass windows attributed to the prestigious J. H. Mauméjean house, and the three-meter-high ceilings provide character, spaciousness, and magnificent natural light.
The day area is organized around a large living-dining room and a second lounge designed as a bar and gathering space, creating different atmospheres to enjoy the home and host guests. The independent and fully equipped kitchen combines functionality and design.
The resting area features three spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, designed to offer privacy and comfort, as well as a guest toilet.
The interior restoration stands out for the attention given to materials and the building's original details. The solid oak herringbone wood floors finished in black, Italian stucco coverings, custom carpentry, and oak wardrobes create spaces with elegant lines and carefully selected materials.
The stained glass windows and original ironworks take on special prominence, integrated into an intervention that respects the architectural identity of the property and combines it with the comforts of a contemporary residence.
The building has concierge service, 24-hour security, and only two units per floor, offering a quiet and private residential environment.
A property for those who appreciate early 20th-century architecture, quality materials, and the value of a restoration that preserves the building's history in one of Madrid's most established areas.
In one of the most iconic corners of Chamberí, this 219 m² home occupies the sixth floor of an early 20th-century stately building, where historic architecture and contemporary design coexist in a carefully curated restoration project.
Learn moreThe property, completely exterior, preserves original architectural elements that give it a unique personality. Its four balconies, the historic stained glass windows attributed to the prestigious J. H. Mauméjean house, and the three-meter-high ceilings provide character, spaciousness, and magnificent natural light.
The day area is organized around a large living-dining room and a second lounge designed as a bar and gathering space, creating different atmospheres to enjoy the home and host guests. The independent and fully equipped kitchen combines functionality and design.
The resting area features three spacious bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, designed to offer privacy and comfort, as well as a guest toilet.
The interior restoration stands out for the attention given to materials and the building's original details. The solid oak herringbone wood floors finished in black, Italian stucco coverings, custom carpentry, and oak wardrobes create spaces with elegant lines and carefully selected materials.
The stained glass windows and original ironworks take on special prominence, integrated into an intervention that respects the architectural identity of the property and combines it with the comforts of a contemporary residence.
The building has concierge service, 24-hour security, and only two units per floor, offering a quiet and private residential environment.
A property for those who appreciate early 20th-century architecture, quality materials, and the value of a restoration that preserves the building's history in one of Madrid's most established areas.