Located between the Cathedral and the Royal Alcázars, this Sevillian house combines history, tradition, and functionality. With a tourist housing license, it is an opportunity both for investment and residential use in one of the most emblematic areas of Seville.


Access to the house is through a hallway with a 19th-century wrought iron gate and tiled baseboards from the same period, providing freshness and privacy. From the vestibule, one enters a refined dining room with views of Plaza de la Alianza and a renovated kitchen with a dumbwaiter leading to the rooftop.


On the first floor, a spacious living room with a fireplace and balconies offers a bright and welcoming space. Currently, it functions as a tourist-use bedroom with a sitting area and workspace. It also has a full bathroom with a bathtub.


The master bedroom, featuring solid wood floating flooring, includes a dressing room, private bathroom, and views of the square. An additional space before the rooftop provides a cozy resting corner.


The terrace offers an exceptional panoramic view of the Giralda and the Cathedral. It features an outdoor dining area under a pergola, a sitting area with sofas and armchairs, and a solarium with complete privacy. A privileged space to enjoy the climate and charm of Seville's historic center.