On Avenida de Roma near Praça de Alvalade, in the leafy Campo Grande and Alvalade area, this building rises seven floors and holds five Ukio apartments. Alvalade metro (Green Line) sits practically at the door, with Campo Grande and Roma stations close and Entrecampos for trains within reach, linking you to the centre in minutes. Avenida de Roma and nearby Avenida da Igreja are among the city's favourite shopping avenues, and the large Jardim do Campo Grande park is a short walk north. Supermarkets, bakeries, cafes, ice cream parlours, and restaurants line the surrounding streets for easy everyday living.

In the heart of bohemian Malasaña, part of the Universidad ward, this building rises five floors and holds 10 Ukio apartments. Bilbao (L1, L4) and Tribunal (L1, L10) metro stations are each a few minutes on foot, with buzzing Gran Vía a short walk south. Calle de San Andrés runs into Plaza del Dos de Mayo, the lively square at the neighbourhood's core, and the Museo de Historia de Madrid stands close by. Malasaña is famous for its vintage shops, cafes, and nightlife, and the Fuencarral shopping street is nearby. Supermarkets, bakeries, bars, and restaurants surround you for easy daily living.

Tucked on a quiet street in the Chueca and Justicia area of central Madrid, this building has four floors and 11 Ukio apartments. Tribunal (L1, L10) and Chueca (L5) metro stations are both a few minutes on foot, placing Gran Vía and Puerta del Sol within an easy walk. Chueca is one of the city's liveliest neighbourhoods, full of boutiques, street cafes, and restaurants, with the Mercado de San Antón and its terrace close by. The Museo del Romanticismo and the Fuencarral shopping street are nearby, and the Escuelas de San Antón sports centre, with a public pool, is around the corner. Supermarkets sit within easy reach.

In the elegant Trafalgar area of Chamberí, this building rises six floors and holds 12 Ukio apartments. Bilbao metro (L1, L4) is a two to three minute walk and connects to Gran Vía and Puerta del Sol in about five minutes, with Iglesia (L1) also close and Recoletos station a longer stroll. The lively Glorieta de Bilbao sits at the street's end, and the leafy Plaza de Olavide, ringed with terraces, is a short walk away. Chamberí is prized for its neighbourhood feel, so supermarkets, bakeries, tapas bars, cafes, and restaurants line the streets around you for easy daily living.