• Classic building
• Concierge
• Penthouse
• Storage room

• Terrace
• Entrance hall
• Double living room
• Kitchen
• 3 bedrooms
• 3 bathrooms

The architectural interest of Chamberí lies in the great variety of modernist, neo-Gothic and neo-Mudejar buildings that are preserved. They come in the form of neighborhood communities, especially in the Almagro and Trafalgar neighborhoods; institutions, such as the San Diego and Almagro asylums, the San Rafael and El Porvenir schools or the Patronato de Enfermos; churches such as Los Ángeles, Salesas Reales, Sanctuary of Perpetual Help; and infrastructure, for example the Fire Station or the Canal de Isabel II facilities, etc. It also houses two jewels of rationalism: the Vallehermoso service station and the House of Flowers.

In one of the districts with the largest undeveloped land, one of its greatest deficiencies was, paradoxically, the green areas, since the free land is occupied by the regulatory deposits of the Canal de Isabel II. In an attempt to provide the district, this institution has made these lands available, in which, for now, the Enrique Herrero Gardens, the Santander Park and the Third Depósito del Canal de Leisure and Sports Centre have been opened. Isabel II.

On the other hand, there are numerous garden squares (Olavide, Teniente de Alcalde Pérez-Pillado, Conde del Valle de Súchil, etc.) to which must be added some areas recovered as a park in front of the Basilica of the Santísimo Cristo de la Victoria, in the Galileo cultural centre or part of the site of the old Pious Schools on Gaztambide street.

Two stations, Nuevos Ministerios and Recoletos, are located in the northeast corner of the district, and there are connections to a wide variety of metro and commuter lines.