The home introduces itself in the entrance hall: a wall papered in broad stripes of ecru and stone, a black wooden console with a green ceramic lamp, an irregular-edged mirror and a ficus in its stone planter. From there the hallway begins, with pale oak floors, plain mouldings on the walls and floor-to-ceiling white doors with black ironmongery.
It is a fourth floor with a lift and a concierge, in a building on Alcalde Sainz de Baranda. The refurbishment was complete and recent: services, joinery, climate control and a new layout that fits four double bedrooms and three bathrooms into a hundred and twenty-one square metres without any of them feeling cramped.

The main bedroom sits beside the living room, apart from the rest of the sleeping area. A linen-upholstered headboard framed by mouldings, brass wall lights with glass globes, a recessed cove of indirect light running across the ceiling and a built-in three-door lacquered wardrobe. Before the bed, a dressing corner with a backlit oval mirror and a velvet pouf.
The bathroom, right beside the bedroom: a floating walnut countertop with two sit-on basins, black taps, two illuminated oval mirrors and pale porcelain walls with a golden vein. The walk-in tiled shower is at the far end.



The refurbishment works with a short palette and repeats it throughout, which is what makes four bedrooms and three bathrooms read as a single project. Striped wallpaper in the entrance hall, the living room and the fourth bedroom; walnut on the bathroom countertops, the bedside tables and the lit shelving; large-format veined porcelain in all three bathrooms and in the kitchen; plain mouldings painted the same tone as the wall.




Four double bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a laundry room.
With a lift and a concierge. The apartment faces inwards, onto a spacious courtyard.
Furnished, fully equipped kitchen, home automation, motorised shutters, air conditioning and gas heating.
For sale. Recent full refurbishment.
Alcalde Sainz de Baranda marks the southern edge of the Ibiza neighbourhood, the one between the Retiro and Doctor Esquerdo. The park is a five-minute walk along the street itself; to the north, Ibiza, Menorca and Doctor Castelo are home to some of the busiest restaurants and bars in Madrid. Sainz de Baranda metro station, on lines 6 and 9, and Ibiza station are a few blocks away, and the Gregorio Marañón hospital is in the same neighbourhood.
It is a home for a family who want to live beside the Retiro without taking on building work: it is sold refurbished, furnished and equipped, with four real bedrooms and a bathroom for almost each of them. It looks onto a spacious courtyard, and in a neighbourhood with so much street life, that means quiet nights.
