The agency Engel & Völkers, a luxury property specialist, is selling a real estate treasure in the centre of Seville. It is a 17th-century palace house in the heart of the Santa Cruz neighbourhood, with views of the Giralda in perfect condition. It is now on the market for €8 million.
This mansion has more than 1,700 square metres with more than ten living and reception rooms, 14 bedrooms, ten bathrooms, two kitchens, a wine cellar, a chapel and three interior courtyards with gardens and a swimming pool, car parking and utility rooms.
"This property is a clear example of the luxurious residences of Seville's Golden Age, where Baroque, Renaissance, Romanticism, Mudejar art and works by the famous ceramist Manuel Arellano y Campos of incalculable value coexist," describes Pilar Aparicio, Director of the Engel & Völkers Seville Market Centre.
Highlights include its five-metre ceilings and hydraulic floors. It preserves the period furniture on the first two floors, which were extended with two additional storeys at the end of the 20th century. "The current owners undertook an ambitious project in 2014 to renovate and conserve the heritage, as well as the structures and insulation to improve its energy efficiency," says the head of the real estate agency.
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