Histórico 3 bed Middle Floor Apartment R5393872

Located on one of the most emblematic and restricted streets in the historic centre of Málaga, this extraordinary Middle Floor Apartment presents an almost irreplaceable residential opportunity. Living opposite the Cathedral, residents are immersed in a thousand years of history while enjoying the privacy, tranquillity, and contemporary comforts of urban living.

From its balconies and principal living spaces, the Middle Floor Apartment boasts sweeping 180º panoramic views over the Cathedral of the Incarnation and the Patio de los Naranjos, a hallmark of the city's rich historical tapestry. Just a stone’s throw away, Málaga's finest restaurants, boutiques, and urban connections await, while the street is exclusively reserved for residents and taxis, ensuring an exceptional level of calm

in such a central location.

Fully renovated in 2010 and refreshed in 2024, the apartment harmoniously blends classical proportions with warm, functional finishes. Spanning 191 m², the layout features three bedrooms and five bathrooms, including two private suites and a guest powder room. Interiors are characterised by wooden flooring, central heating and air conditioning, a fully equipped independent kitchen, and a spatial configuration designed for sophisticated yet comfortable urban living.

This residence is offered fully furnished and benefits from an elevator, concierge service, and two private parking spaces—an exceptionally rare asset within Málaga's historic centre. The combination of these amenities enhances the overall living experience, making it ideal for discerning individuals seeking both style and convenience.

Beyond its residential qualities, this Middle Floor Apartment has a profound connection to the architectural and cultural legacy of Málaga. The Patio de los Naranjos, visible from the residence, dates back to the 11th century and originally served as the ablutions courtyard of Málaga's former Aljama Mosque.

The arrangement of the orange trees still follows the original irrigation channels created during the Moorish period.

Málaga Cathedral, locally known as La Manquita (“The One-Armed Lady”), stands at the foot of the Middle Floor Apartment, with one of its towers left uncompleted. The orange trees in the courtyard were historically designed to provide a sensory transition between the vibrant city and a tranquil spiritual retreat, a feature that continues to define the everyday experience of this remarkable residence.

According to expert Mónica Gruber from Christie's, what places this Middle Floor Apartment in an exceptional category within Málaga's residential market is its rare blend of centrality, privacy, and heritage value. Many Middle Floor Apartments in the historic centre compromise on tranquillity, space, or parking, but this apartment addresses the principal limitations of urban living, offering an unmatched lifestyle in a distinctive historic enclave.