Sale · Apartment · Duplex for Sale on Tribulete Street 18, Madrid

This spectacular corner property, spread over two floors, is the perfect opportunity for bold and visionary entrepreneurs. With high ceilings and an open structure that encourages big thinking, this space exudes character and personality, ready to become the center of something extraordinary.

Ideal for innovative businesses, art studios, or industrial-style loft apartments. Raw Potential: The space requires a complete renovation, meaning every detail will be yours to define.

Take advantage of the spaciousness and natural light to create a striking environment that speaks of style, functionality, and cutting-edge design. The two-story structure offers flexibility and character, ready to become a unique and groundbreaking project in the heart of Lavapiés.

Currently, it's even being called: Coolest in the World. Neighborhood Highlights: The people. The unique retail. Plaza Lavapiés. La Corrala del Sombrerete. The Escuelas Pías de San Fernando, now home to the UNED (National University of Distance Education). Its library is very popular.

Lavapiés is a neighborhood in the city of Madrid, located within the larger Embajadores district, in the city center. Documents from the Madrid City Council archives attest to the presence of inhabitants in what is now the neighborhood, indicating that Lavapiés originated in the late 15th-century commercial settlements outside the city walls, linked to the Royal Road to Toledo and the Atocha road, and the existence of the old slaughterhouse in what is now El Rastro flea market.

The Cine Doré is a modernist building located at the beginning of Calle Santa Isabel.

Built in 1923, it now houses screenings by the Spanish National Film Archive (Filmoteca Nacional). Further down the same street is the Convent of Santa Isabel, belonging to the Augustinian Recollect nuns.

Its origins date back to the time of Philip II, and the surviving design is attributed to Juan Gómez de Mora. Its interior contains a large number of works of art from the 17th and 18th centuries. Transport: It's best to go on foot or by bicycle.

Otherwise, Metro Line 3 at Plaza Lavapiés, Renfe train station at Embajadores (connected to Metro Lines 3 and 5), Metro Line 1 at Tirso de Molina, Atocha station (AVE high-speed train, Renfe train, Metro Line 1), and Bus M1 (Sol/Sevilla/Embajadores).