The neighbourhoods where we renovate in Madrid: Salamanca, Almagro, Chamberí and Justicia

We do not choose locations at random. We select buildings on the streets where history, services and urban beauty meet naturally: the neighbourhoods that define residential excellence in Madrid. These are the four settings where we concentrate our renovations.

Salamanca District

Madrid's most exclusive district was designed in the 19th century by the Marquis of Salamanca with a clear vision: to create a residential district that could compete with the best of Paris and London. Today, streets such as Serrano, Velázquez, Hermosilla and Jorge Juan hold the highest density of art galleries, Michelin-starred restaurants and design shops in all of Spain. To renovate here is to work on stately architecture with constant international demand.

Almagro and Chamberí

If Salamanca is visible glamour, Almagro is sophisticated discretion: palaces converted into embassies, interior gardens that appear in no guidebook and a calm that seems impossible five minutes from Gran Vía. Chamberí, beside it, adds a livelier character —traditional markets, speciality coffee shops and a community of residents that keeps the neighbourhood's soul with exceptional living standards.

Justicia and the historic centre

For those seeking the city's most intense cultural energy, the Justicia neighbourhood and the streets around Gran Vía offer an irresistible combination: contemporary art galleries, theatres, the best avant-garde gastronomy and 19th-century architecture that hides interiors with extraordinary potential.

Do you own a home in one of these neighbourhoods, or are you looking to renovate one? Discover our renovations or tell us about your project.