The property, located in a 19th-century palace in the Salesas district, is a unique space that has been completely renovated with top-quality materials and features high-end modern architectural design, perfectly integrated with the charm and atmosphere of the historic building.It is currently used as a coworking space and is spread across two floors. It has its own private entrance from the street and offers a grand entrance hall, various open areas, private offices, lounge zones, and meeting rooms.The space is distributed over two floors and has two entrances.The main entrance is a grand private doorway from Calle San Lorenzo, and the second entrance opens from a large courtyard. This exceptional courtyard, surrounded mostly by the building, features a period-era greenhouse, three art galleries, and two large chestnut trees. It is frequently used for exclusive events.The building also contains several private residences spread across four floors, accessed through a separate entrance.Built in the early 19th century, the building is in excellent condition — a luxurious gem in the heart of Madrid with an unbeatable location.GROUND FLOORThe main entrance at Calle San Lorenzo 11 preserves the original carriageway entrance of the era.It leads to a stunning hall with a modern reception.This floor provides access to one office, two meeting rooms, the kitchen, the basement, and the exit to the courtyard.Two conference rooms are fully equipped with the necessary technology for meetings.The kitchen and café area can seat up to 16 people and offers direct access to the courtyard.ACCESS TO THE FIRST FLOORAn original staircase from the period leads to the first floor, where the workstations are located.A standout architectural feature is the spectacular original dome, reaching a height of 14 meters and spanning four stories.The dome retains its original decoration and structure, with restored paintings and the preserved family crest and frescoes.FIRST FLOORThe first floor overlooks the staircase and the dome, leading to a corridor that branches out into private offices and open spaces.To the left, the space faces Calle San Lorenzo.To the right — the larger section — overlooks the main courtyard as well as a smaller internal patio.The entire space enjoys an abundance of natural light due to the many windows throughout the building.There is room for approximately 100 workstations, and the space comes fully furnished with designer pieces.There are 10 generous private offices accommodating 2 to 6 people each, several semi-open areas, and lounge spaces.BASEMENTAccessible from the entrance hall, the basement is currently used for storage.SECOND ENTRANCEThere is a second entrance that leads directly to the first floor from the courtyard via an internal staircase.THE AREA – SALESAS DISTRICTThe Salesas neighborhood is one of the most sought-after and highly valued areas in the city.The property is located between Calle Hortaleza and Calle Fuencarral, near the Plaza de las Salesas, Chueca, and the Malasaña district on one side, and Justicia and Almagro on the other — just steps from Plaza de Colón and the upscale Salamanca district.It is currently the most in-demand area for shopping in Madrid.Additionally, it is located just 80 meters from the Santander Foundation, 100 meters from the 5-star Hotel Urso, 80 meters from the Palacio de Santa Bárbara, 60 meters from the Museum of Romanticism, and 100 meters from the Madrid History Museum.It is easily accessible via the Tribunal and Alonso Martínez metro stations, both just 200 meters away, or by car (with parking available at Plaza Barceló or nearby private lots).Calle San Lorenzo is a quiet street nestled in a vibrant neighborhood, where just steps away you'll find everything to fall in love with Madrid: art galleries, cafés, bookstores, all kinds of shops (furniture, fashion, antiques, photography, accessories, perfumes, jewelry, eyewear, lighting), fashion studios, florists, hair salons, bakeries, bars, hotels, gyms, pharmacies, opticians, charming squares, food markets, kiosks, tobacco shops, wellness centers, yoga and boxing studios, rehab clinics, and of course, a wide variety of restaurants of every kind.