luxury architect houses for sale Écija, Spain

Located in the historic centre of Carmona, this property offers an opportunity to develop a home adapted to modern needs, starting from a structure that has already been partially restored. The property is currently undergoing a renovation project, designed to respect the traditional architecture of Carmona, and includes documentation confirming its origin dating back to 1870 and earlier. The project is approximately 65% complete, with the main structural works already carried out: Structure consolidated Roof completed Project managed by a local architecture studio Licences and documentation in place The following phases are still pending: Internal partitioning Electrical and plumbing installations Carpentry (doors and windows) Flooring and finishes The property is sold in its current condition, allowing the buyer to complete the work according to their own criteria. The house is arranged over two floors, with a layout that allows full adaptation. The project preserves traditional elements such as: Terracotta flooring Wooden ceiling beams Columns in the central patio The planned layout includes: 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Central patio Spacious rooms adaptable to different uses Possibility to customise the project There is an option to purchase the property before the renovation is completed. Therefore, the buyer can: Choose materials Define finishes Adjust the final layout The architecture studio managing the project can continue with its development. The property is located in a historic area with access to services and cultural landmarks. Carmona stands out for its proximity to Seville and its historical value, maintaining both residential demand and tourist interest. Due to its characteristics, this property can be used as: Main residence Second home Tourism investment project It is a property with an advanced renovation stage and flexibility for adaptation. Contact Hispalica Propiedades for more information or to arrange a viewing. Purchase costs, taxes, land registry and notary fees are not included in the sale price. Hispalica Propiedades Where your dreams become home

Traditional Andalusian residence featuring Regionalist architecture, a central courtyard and preserved original architectural elements. Located in one of the most historic areas of Baena, this distinguished Andalusian manor house preserves much of the Regionalist architectural style developed during the 1920s and 1930s. Known locally as the “Casa de la Señorita Julia”, the property stands out for its architectural presence, generous proportions and the preservation of numerous original features linked to traditional Andalusian design. The house was designed in 1925 by architect Fernando Callejas, a disciple of Aníbal González, incorporating an arcaded central courtyard, interior galleries, stained-glass windows and handcrafted ceramic tilework. Property Overview The residence is arranged over four levels around a magnificent central courtyard covered by an original glazed metal skylight. Its layout offers multiple possibilities for residential, cultural or tourism-related projects. The ground floor begins with a spacious entrance hall leading to the central courtyard and the various rooms throughout the property. One of the home's most remarkable features is the grand white marble staircase with bronze balustrade, complemented by original ceramic tiles from Mensaque y Rodríguez. The property also retains original hydraulic floor tiles, historic woodwork, wrought-iron grilles, stained-glass windows and an old wine cellar in the basement with vaulted ceilings and exposed original walls. The upper floor provides access to a large terrace overlooking the historic centre of Baena and the surrounding countryside of Córdoba. Main Features Detached manor house 10 bedrooms 9 bathrooms Arcaded central courtyard Original glazed skylight White marble staircase Stained-glass windows Original hydraulic floor tiles Terrace Storage room Property requiring renovation Central Courtyard and Architectural Layout The central courtyard serves as the structural and visual heart of the house, organising circulation, natural light and ventilation throughout the property. The interior galleries and glazed skylight reinforce the Regionalist character of the residence. Original Materials and Heritage Value The house preserves numerous original features representative of early twentieth-century Andalusian architecture. Particularly noteworthy are the handcrafted ceramic tiles, historic woodwork, wrought-iron details and hydraulic flooring. Terrace, Basement and Auxiliary Spaces The upper terrace provides an attractive outdoor space with open views over both the town and surrounding landscape. The basement contains a historic wine cellar of significant architectural interest, featuring vaulted ceilings and original masonry walls. Potential Uses Thanks to its size and location, the property is well suited as a private residence, heritage accommodation, institutional headquarters or a project linked to cultural and historical tourism. There is also the possibility of acquiring separately an adjoining commercial premises with independent access. Baena and Its Historic Setting Located in the province of Córdoba, Baena is renowned for its rich architectural heritage, traditional Andalusian character and the landscapes of the Cordoban countryside. Ideal Buyer Profile This property is particularly suited to buyers interested in Andalusian architectural heritage, cultural projects or historic residences with restoration potential. The combination of Regionalist architecture, a central courtyard, original materials and a historic location makes this property a rare opportunity within the Andalusian heritage market. At Hispálica Propiedades, we understand that homes like this are defined not only by their architecture, but by the experiences they offer. That is why we accompany our clients throughout the entire process, from the initial analysis to completion, with a personalised and professional approach. Request information about this property Speak with Mercedes Purchase costs, taxes, land registry fees and notary fees are not included in the sale price.

Engel & Völkers is pleased to present this magnificent house from 1906, the work of the regionalist architect José Gómez Otero, on a main street in the historic centre of the city. It is a house of 284 built meters, distributed over three floors, with four bedrooms, three bathrooms and two living rooms, plus the roof, from which you can enjoy magnificent views of the Giralda and the Cathedral of Seville.The ground floor has the entrance hall, a central Andalusian-style patio, a living room with fireplace and two exterior windows, a bathroom with shower, the kitchen with a back skid, and a large basement. The stairs that form the backbone of the house are original, from the early twentieth century. On the first floor we find a large hall, a storage room, a living room with three exterior balconies, a bedroom with a built-in wardrobe, and a bathroom with a bathtub. On the second floor there is a large hall, a storage room, two exterior bedrooms with balconies, an interior bedroom and a bathroom with bathtub.On the rooftop there is a large laundry room, and possibilities to make a chill out area in its almost 40 square meters to enjoy the views of the Giralda and the Cathedral of Seville.The house was renovated in 1998. It has wooden windows, marble floors, fitted wardrobes, split air conditioning, east orientation and the possibility of installing an elevator. It is a very special property that today still maintains the charm of a house from the early twentieth century, as the original stairs and doors with coloured glass in a regionalist style are preserved.Do not hesitate, and arrange a visit, you will surely fall in love.The house is located in the heart of the Santa Cruz district, a few meters walk from the Plaza del Triunfo, the Giralda and the Cathedral. It is close to the Plaza del Salvador, the Plaza de la Alfalfa and the Avenida de la Constitución. A short distance away is the tram stop, and Menéndez Pelayo Avenue with quick exit to other areas of Seville. It is a great opportunity to get a luxury regionalist home with all the benefits in a highly demanded area of the city.

In Ronda, facing the Sierra de Grazalema, an architect-designed residence conceived as a work of art. A spacious 580 m² residence features exposed beams and large windows that flood the space with natural light. The traditional architecture, with its original materials preserved, creates a refuge in an environment that will never experience urban development. The gardens are terraced in a succession of scenes where lavender punctuates the terraces down to the stone-paved terraces. A heritage site near Ronda, a spectacular town suspended above a 120-metre gorge that separates the old Moorish town from the modern city. One of the most admired destinations in Andalusia, where the spirit of the place invites you to experience the changing seasons.

Designed by González & Jacobsen, Marbella's leading architecture studio, and masterfully built by Bonifacio Solis, one of the most prestigious construction companies on the Costa del Sol, these identical villas share an exceptional architectural pedigree. Both firms, renowned for their impeccable track record in high-end residential projects, have combined their experience, creativity and aesthetic sensitivity to bring these unique homes to life. Located in the sought-after area of El Paraiso, the villas enjoy a privileged setting with stunning sea views and unusual tranquillity so close to the coast. These spacious residences of contemporary design have been conceived to offer an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle, where indoor and outdoor spaces are naturally integrated. Large windows flood the interiors with light and connect harmoniously with generous terraces and elegant pool areas. The build quality and finishes are state-of-the-art, meeting the highest standards of the luxury market. The villas include exclusive extras such as indoor spa, double swimming pool, garage for several vehicles, and many other details designed for the comfort and well-being of their future owners. Estimated completion date: end of 2026. ref:CBSH478_B

Designed by González & Jacobsen, Marbella's leading architecture studio, and masterfully built by Bonifacio Solis, one of the most prestigious construction companies on the Costa del Sol, these identical villas share an exceptional architectural pedigree. Both firms, renowned for their impeccable track record in high-end residential projects, have combined their experience, creativity and aesthetic sensitivity to bring these unique homes to life. Located in the sought-after area of El Paraiso, the villas enjoy a privileged setting with stunning sea views and unusual tranquillity so close to the coast. These spacious residences of contemporary design have been conceived to offer an authentic Mediterranean lifestyle, where indoor and outdoor spaces are naturally integrated. Large windows flood the interiors with light and connect harmoniously with generous terraces and elegant pool areas. The build quality and finishes are state-of-the-art, meeting the highest standards of the luxury market. The villas include exclusive extras such as indoor spa, double swimming pool, garage for several vehicles, and many other details designed for the comfort and well-being of their future owners. Estimated completion date: end of 2026. ref:CBSH478_A