Features

• Lift
• High ceilings
• Natural light
• Exterior
• Interior
• To renovate

Extras

• Classic building
• To renovate completely 
• Very bright

Distribution

Location

The Justicia neighbourhood borders the elegant Gran Vía boulevard and is known for its impressive neoclassical buildings, designer boutiques, large hotels and small signature restaurants. In the neighbourhood, you will find a wide variety of museums such as the Romanticism Museum, the Municipal Museum in the Plaza de Barceló, the Mapfre Foundation, as well as Art galleries such as Marlborough and official buildings such as the architectural complex of the Convent of the Salesas that houses the Supreme Court of Spain.

Within the Justicia neighbourhood, the world-famous Chueca area is located, famous for its gay, multicultural modern atmosphere, full of charming cafes, boutique hotels such as Urso or Only YOU and original neighbourhood shops on the streets Barquillo, Fernando VI, Piedmont, Argensola, Orellana, as well as trendy nightlife venues such as Diurno and the Cock and Museo Chicote cocktail bars, along with classic taverns. All this makes it a unique neighbourhood in the world, in which everyone would like to live.

The revamped old neighbourhood markets are now fashionable and residents of all ages gather there. For example, the Mercado de San Antón and the Barceló have rooftop terraces, trendy bistros, specialised bookstores, beauty centres with organic cosmetics and herbalists. In the area you will also find tapas bars on Calle Alonso Martínez and the mythical brewery in Plaza de Santa Bárbara. The sophisticated Grupo Nomo, specialised in Japanese food, has chosen the Justicia area, specifically Calle Bárbara de Braganza, to open a trendy store. All this shows the importance of this area of Madrid.