luxury architect houses for sale Seville, 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

Renaissance Palace House This RENAISSANCE PALACE HOUSE is no ordinary residence: upon crossing its imposing stone entrance, flanked by the coat of arms of the former marquisate, it becomes clear that this is a witness to centuries of history and nobility. Located in the historic centre of Écija, the property stands on the former site of the vanished Convent of the Holy Spirit, preserving vestiges that connect the present with the richness of past eras. The main courtyard, spacious and luminous, impresses with the harmony of its semicircular arches resting on Doric-Tuscan columns, while on the upper level, the segmental arches rest on marble shafts with Renaissance bases and capitals, demonstrating the continuity between tradition and civil refinement. From here, an artistic wrought-iron gate leads to the orange tree courtyard, where an 18th-century stone fountain marks the centre of a space that combines serenity, freshness, and elegance. The main staircase, crowned by a semi-dome on pendentives that preserve traces of noble frescoed coats of arms, connects the floors with discreet majesty: from the keystone hangs a lamp that illuminates circulation, and the spiral balustrade reflects the skill of the wrought iron, replicating the craftsmanship of the exterior balconies. Every detail, every molding, speaks of craftsmanship, time, and dedication, and the RENAISSANCE PALACE HOUSE retains this legacy in every corner. Inside, the reception rooms follow a rhythm that blends spaciousness and warmth, perfect for hosting meetings, celebrations, or simply contemplating the history that breathes through each wall. The galleries display spaces that could house collections, libraries, or exhibitions, while the chapel and music room recall the multifunctional character of civil nobility of bygone times. Within these walls, living history is evident: from the remains of the original convent, through Baroque additions from the 18th century, to the most intimate and personalized decoration of its former inhabitants. A painting of the Immaculate Conception, signed by Francisco de Morales in 1713, presides over the staircase and preserves the artistic tradition maintained in the house. This RENAISSANCE PALACE HOUSE is not merely a place to live: it is a legacy, a canvas where the past dialogues with the present, offering the possibility of residing in a home with character, history, and nobility, keeping the memory of Écija and its heritage alive.