227 m² apartment on the fifth floor, fully exterior, located on Diego de León street, in the heart of the Salamanca neighborhood. Completely renovated by the prestigious architecture and interior design studio of Mónica Diago, it is a luxury rehabilitation exercise where every material and detail has been chosen with an author’s criteria. The main protagonist is light: a large corner window, with
227 m² apartment on the fifth floor, fully exterior, located on Diego de León street, in the heart of the Salamanca neighborhood. Completely renovated by the prestigious architecture and interior design studio of Mónica Diago, it is a luxury rehabilitation exercise where every material and detail has been chosen with an author’s criteria. The main protagonist is light: a large corner window, with unobstructed views, fills the daytime area with brightness from morning to afternoon. The living-dining room opens around a fireplace and connects with the kitchen through elegant marble openings and wooden and glass doors, creating a spacious, fluid, and bright daytime area. The kitchen, custom-furnished and with an island, combines noble woods and natural stone countertops, integrating into the whole without losing functionality. The property also features two balconies that extend the rooms to the outside. The private area offers three double bedrooms, all with en-suite bathrooms and built-in wardrobes. Additionally, there is a courtesy toilet for guests, so no one has to share a bathroom. The level of finishes is the hallmark of the studio: herringbone wooden floors, selected marbles and noble woods, custom carpentry and cabinetry, recovered moldings and cornices, and lighting designed room by room. The building also has nine parking spaces available for the community. Diego de León is one of the most established residential axes of the Salamanca neighborhood, with local shops, gastronomy, and immediate connection to Príncipe de Vergara and Francisco Silvela. Spaciousness, light, and representativeness in one of the best addresses in central Madrid.