A Home Built For A Spanish Viscount Has Just Been Transformed Into Luxury Apartments

Standing proudly within Madrid’s historic Chamberí district is a landmark development that was originally designed for a viscount. Here’s everything you need to know about the new homes at the Palacio Torre-Almiranta, Madrid.

Inside The Brand New Homes At Madrid’s Palacio Torre-Almiranta

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It might have just started a dazzling new chapter, but this imposing building dates back to 1893, when it was designed for Viscount Torre-Almiranta by Eduardo de Adaro – a leading figure in 19th century Spanish architecture and the main designer of the Bank of Spain’s headquarters. 

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Expertly renovated by a team of architects and interior designers, the property now encompasses 15 exclusive residences. Alongside carefully preserved period features (including a dramatic central staircase and a number of gorgeous stained glass windows), you’ll spot luxurious contemporary finishes, soaring ceilings, and a host of incredible amenities like a gym, a heated pool and a sprawling rooftop terrace.

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There might be only a handful of homes available, but there’s something for everyone, from chic one-bedroom flats to breathtaking four-bedroom apartments. When it comes to interior design, meanwhile, every residence has been decorated in lush neutral tones alongside two-tone marble floors, textured stone accents, and handmade ceramics. Think sleek, modern elegance – with a touch of the Baroque sophistication you’d expect from a palace in Madrid…

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The Palacio Torre-Almiranta development is led by Persepolis Investments. For more information, visit sagasta27.com