Ref: 47481 . Luxury In Justicia

Located on Serrano Anguita street, in the distinguished neighborhood of Justicia, in the heart of Madrid with views of the URSO hotel and the Botín Foundation palace, this residence is situated on a fourth floor corner with a south orientation. The property has two entrances —main and service— and includes concierge service and a parking space. A spacious entrance hall with a gallery leads to a generous living room with a fireplace. The kitchen, of large size, along with the laundry area, has been designed in collaboration with Artificio Estudio, combining functionality and aesthetics. The residence also includes a cozy TV room equipped with an advanced audiovisual system integrated throughout the house, developed by L4H More Than Tech. It has four bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms, highlighting the master bedroom which incorporates a large dressing room. Completing this property are two large balconies and a terrace, adding character and connection to the exterior of a unique home due to its design, location, and features. The residence incorporates a careful selection of noble materials and custom solutions that provide character and functionality to each space. In the sleeping area, the master bedroom features a large custom-designed dressing room to maximize storage capacity and ease of use. The master bathroom includes a Turkish bath-style shower, conceived as a wellness space. It is complemented by sculpted sinks in natural stone, made piece by piece in materials such as Negro Marquina, Gris Zarci, and Macael, reinforcing the exclusive character of the project. The elegant fixtures, such as Lefroy Brooks, add a refined finish to the ensemble. In the living room, a natural oak carpentry bookshelf stands out, designed exclusively for this project. It integrates a large wooden and glass door that connects with the kitchen, providing visual continuity and brightness. Additionally, the bookshelf incorporates an integrated sound system, ensuring a high-quality acoustic experience without interfering with the aesthetics of the whole. In this same space, a hidden bar cabinet has been designed, integrated into the wood paneling that runs along two opposing walls of the living room. Its interior combines charred wood, brass, and aged mirror, generating contrast, depth, and a sophisticated atmosphere. The integrated LED lighting enhances the materials and adds warmth. Finally, the natural stone fireplace, designed as a continuous block, acts as the focal element of the living room. The constant use of natural oak in the residence provides coherence and a warmth, a cozy feeling that defines the overall character of the space.