1930 — « L'audace De Coco Chanel à Jerónimos, Madrid »

Built in 1930, the year Coco Chanel consolidated her influence by redefining feminine elegance with her famous ”little black jacket” and her commitment to freedom in dressing, this renovated designer home reflects that blend of classicism and modernity. Next to the Retiro Park, this south-facing exterior home of 122 meters is located on the first floor of a classic 1930 building. A property that combines history and contemporary design, completely renovated and furnished, designed for those seeking comfort and exclusivity in one of the best areas of Madrid. The distribution flows naturally between its spaces. Two living and dining areas coexist with the integrated kitchen, creating an open and bright atmosphere thanks to its two balconies with direct views of Retiro. Every detail has been carefully selected: high-quality finishes, refined carpentry, and furniture that combines functionality and aesthetics. It features three bedrooms, highlighting the master suite with a large dressing room and private bathroom. The other two bedrooms offer versatility as rest spaces, for telecommuting, or for guests. A second full bathroom complements the layout. The building maintains its classic essence, with a stately entrance that adds character and distinction to the property. The south orientation ensures natural light throughout the day. Located in the Retiro neighborhood, one of the most sought-after in the capital, it combines tranquility and nature with proximity to shops, restaurants, museums, and excellent public transport connections. A home ready to move in, where history meets contemporary design.