17th-century palace house located in the Jewish Quarter of Seville

The main façade, featuring balconies, a dormer, and a large gateway, provides access to the carriage entrance of the house, traditionally used for carriages and currently adapted as a garage with capacity for two cars and several motorcycles.

Through a passageway, one reaches the central courtyard. The main courtyard of the house is structured with two arcaded galleries typical of the period, with arches supported by Tuscan columns on the ground floor and Corinthian columns on the upper level. Surrounding the courtyard are two summer rooms with their respective bathrooms, a main living room, a sitting room with a patio, a guest bathroom, and a summer dining room. Separated by a central wall is the Moorish-style garden, arranged in f...

Features & Amenities

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Storage Area

Gardens

Pool

Garage

Walk-in Closet

Other A/C

Terrace

Panoramic

Locations

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park

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