Unbeatable location: in the heart of the capital, a quiet street in the popular Chueca neighbourhood and just a few minutes' walk from Malasaña. The apartment has been recently renovated while respecting the original period elements of the building. First-class finishes, individual gas heating and electric kitchen. With 108 m2 of usable space, it features a large exterior window overlooking Calle Farmacia in the living room and all rooms have large windows overlooking the building's courtyard - including kitchen and bathrooms - adding brightness, ventilation and privacy. The apartment currently consists of: - Two spacious bedrooms, - One full bathroom and an ensuite bathroom in the master bedroom, - Fully equipped kitchen, - Original antique wooden flooring throughout much of the house, - Exposed original beams, - Hot water and individual gas heating, - Large built-in wardrobes, - High ceilings. The apartment is rented for a minimum of one year, with a contract following current legal requirements, and furnished, although some of the furniture shown in the listing photos will be removed. The property is located in the central district of the capital, in the Justicia neighbourhood, on a quiet street just a few metres from the famous Fuencarral Street: one of the busiest areas of the city. Starting from Gran Vía, the section that reaches the Bilbao roundabout, largely pedestrianized, has numerous stores from the most modern and commercial fashion brands. It houses several restaurants and cafés ideal for a break during shopping and a modern gastronomic centre like the San Ildefonso Market. Known as Chueca, this neighbourhood became Madrid's LGBT community hub in the late 20th century. In the 1980s, some of the first venues catering to the LGBT community opened in the area (Café Figueroa, Black & White, Sachas or Berkana bookstore) and gradually transformed from a marginal space into the cosmopolitan, open character that has brought the neighbourhood international recognition for its cultural appeal, without losing part of its original authentic Castilian character. The area is also home to Plaza del Rey and Plaza Pedro Zerolo. One of Chueca's major annual tourist events is the Gay Pride celebration, held each year at the beginning of summer.