Located in the heart of Plaza de Santa Ana, this recently renovated 98 m² apartment sits in one of the most iconic and lively areas of central Madrid, at the cultural and leisure core of the Barrio de las Letras (Huertas).

Set on a fourth-floor exterior level, with direct views over Plaza de Santa Ana and the future The Hoxton hotel, the property stands out for its carefully designed contemporary interior project, focused on functionality and the abundant natural light provided by two large soundproofed windows in the living–dining area. Wooden floors and bespoke carpentry enhance a warm and quiet atmosphere.

The daytime area is organized around a central corridor that functions as an informal dining space, featuring a round table for four, seamlessly integrated next to the open-plan kitchen, which is fitted with custom cabinetry and SMEG appliances.

From this area, one accesses the spacious and very bright living room, thanks to its two balcony-style windows overlooking the square. The seating area is arranged around a large light-toned sofa, complemented by two individual armchairs. The space is completed with a dining table for six, a sculptural suspended light fixture, a 55” Frame QLED Smart TV designed to resemble a piece of art, and a mid-height lightweight bookshelf, creating an open yet well-defined layout. There is also the possibility of separating the day area from the night area.

The sleeping area consists of two bedrooms, both with en-suite bathrooms. The master bedroom features a 1.80 m bed, bespoke wardrobes, a Smart TV, and a small integrated desk. The second bedroom offers two single beds (0.90 x 2.00 m) and an en-suite bathroom with dual access, which also serves as a guest toilet.

The property is equipped with air conditioning and heating with independent control. The building has an elevator, although access includes several stair sections: one step at the entrance, 13 steps up to the elevator, and an additional 10 steps to reach the apartment.

The square is renowned for its iconic terraces, traditional bars such as Cervecería Alemana, the Teatro Español, and its proximity to streets like Huertas. Just a short walk from Puerta del Sol, Plaza Mayor, and the Prado Museum, the area also benefits from excellent transport connections, including metro stations (Sol and Sevilla) and several EMT bus lines (Carrera de San Jerónimo and Plaza de Canalejas).

Overall, this is a meticulously maintained, bright, and quiet home—ideal for those seeking to live in one of Madrid’s most iconic squares, combining design, location, and urban quality of life.

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