San Mateo sits in the old part of Chueca, a short stroll from Plaza de Chueca and the Mercado de San Antón, where mornings begin with coffee on a terraza and evenings fill with friends. Chueca metro (line 5) and Tribunal (lines 1 and 10) put Gran Vía and the center within minutes, and the shops of Calle de Fuencarral are close. Galleries, bars and restaurants keep the barrio lived in at every hour.

The floating aluminum staircase is the first thing you notice, and it sets the tone for 40 square meters planned with precision. Exposed beams run overhead, the building's own structure left in view, while warm, inviting decoration keeps the clean lines soft. Everything was renovated in 2026.

The kitchen is fully equipped, with a stainless steel refrigerator, sink, microwave and vitroceramic stovetop for cooking at home. A washing machine sits in a closet, out of sight. The main bedroom is on the main floor behind a pocket door, closed off for privacy.

Upstairs, the loft holds a second bedroom and a private workspace, where you sleep beneath the beams. The bathroom has mosaic tile, a walk-in shower and sleek fixtures, with lighting placed to wash down the shower wall.