Sunrises in Justicia

The Justicia neighborhood takes its name from the Tribunal Superior de Justicia (High Court of Justice), located alongside other landmark buildings such as the Church of Santa Bárbara, the Convent of the Salesas, the historic Pachá building —one of the few examples of rationalist architecture in Madrid—, the Palacio de Longoria (home to the Spanish Society of Authors), an icon of modernist architecture, and the Palacio de Villagonzalo, among many others. Its avant-garde commercial offering —featuring fashion boutiques, fine restaurants, and boutique hotels— blends seamlessly with the area’s vibrant cultural scene of theaters and art galleries. Strolling through its streets, now essential stops in the city, such as Barquillo, Conde de Xiquena, Orellana, Fernando Sexto, Mejía Lequerica, or Fuencarral, as well as the sought-after Plaza de la Villa de París, is a true pleasure. The carefully preserved façades evoke the charm of a Parisian district. Justicia stands today as Madrid’s trendiest neighborhood and one of the most revitalized areas in recent years.

Southeast facing, to enjoy the best sunrises in Madrid.

The property offers access to an exceptional terrace —a spacious and luminous area opening onto the gardens of the Villa de París and the classic skyline of the city, providing one of Madrid’s most special and sought-after views. With extraordinary renovation potential, the project allows for the creation of a contemporary residence where light, openness, and connection to the outdoors take center stage. An unrepeatable property where architecture, location, and views come together to offer a truly unique lifestyle —as sophisticated as it is authentically Madrilenian.

Located on one of the most iconic streets in the city, this classic and distinguished building rises between Chamberí and Justicia —two of Madrid’s most elegant and sought-after neighborhoods. Its imposing, perfectly preserved façade reflects the stately Madrid architecture of the early 20th century, combining elegance, solidity, and character. The building is in excellent condition, with well-maintained common areas, a grand entrance hall, and an elevator, enhancing both its heritage value and contemporary comfort. Its privileged location —facing the gardens of the Villa de París and just steps away from Almagro, Recoletos, and La Castellana— offers the perfect balance between peaceful residential living and the vibrant energy of the city center.

Acquiring a real estate asset of this nature in the Justicia neighborhood translates into guaranteed profitability —one of the highest in the capital— and strong short- to mid-term investment potential. The property market in the area continues to grow steadily, as demand far exceeds supply, particularly for this type of property in need of renovation —a highly scarce and therefore valuable asset.