luxury houses with terrace for sale Écija, Spain

Some homes allow you to experience a city through their own spaces. This historic townhouse in the centre of Écija retains the layout of a traditional Andalusian home, organised around its patios and with rooms that maintain a clear connection with the town’s architectural heritage. Distributed over two floors and a walkable rooftop terrace, the property offers an unusual combination of space, natural light and different living areas. Its rear section also adjoins a tower from the former Almohad city walls, creating a direct connection with Écija’s history. Key features Two floors and walkable rooftop terrace 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Two kitchens, one on each floor Main covered patio with glazed roof Rear patio with private well and glazed roof Main white marble staircase Second service staircase Noble wooden doors Study and reading room Two living rooms on the upper floor Laundry and utility room A home organised around its patios The main covered patio is one of the central spaces of the house. Its glazed roof allows natural light to enter and creates a continuous connection between the different rooms. The ground floor includes the entrance hall, study, reading room, two bedrooms, bathroom, living room and kitchen, as well as the rear patio with its private well. The upper floor comprises three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living rooms and a second kitchen, together with the utility and laundry areas. A flexible layout Having one kitchen on each floor allows the property to adapt to different needs. It can work as a spacious family home, provide greater independence for relatives or guests, or allow the two floors to be used in different ways. Its location and characteristics may also make it interesting for those considering a boutique accommodation project, subject to the relevant regulations and permits. A historic feature beside the property The rear section of the property adjoins a tower from the former Almohad city walls of Écija, creating a direct relationship with one of the town’s historic remains. The patios, glazed roofs, wooden doors and other traditional elements preserve the character of a traditional Andalusian townhouse. Écija: heritage and everyday life Known as the City of the Sun and City of Towers, Écija has an important historic heritage, with palaces, Baroque churches and towers forming part of its distinctive identity. Living in the historic centre means having shops, restaurants, schools, services and local traditions close at hand, while the A-4 motorway provides convenient connections with Seville and Córdoba. Who is it suitable for? Families needing several bedrooms and separate living spaces. Buyers interested in traditional Andalusian architecture. Those looking for independent areas for relatives or guests. Buyers who value a property with history, a patio and different possibilities for use. Probably not the right choice for Those looking for a contemporary, recently built property with a conventional layout. Hispálica Propiedades At Hispálica Propiedades, we accompany you throughout the purchase process, providing the available information and coordinating the necessary steps so that you can assess the property clearly. Contact us for further information and discover all the details of this historic townhouse in the centre of Écija. Purchase costs, taxes, registration fees and notary fees are not included in the sale price.

Renaissance palace located in the historic center of Écija, Seville, built between the 17th and 18th centuries. It has a baroque facade that leads to a main square-shaped courtyard, cloistered and two stories high. This courtyard connects to a second patio with orange trees, which includes an 18th-century stone fountain. The interior features spacious rooms prepared for celebrations, galleries with paintings from the Andalusian School, and a dining room with original clay floor and Mudéjar coffered ceiling. Among the rooms are a chapel, a music room, a fully equipped kitchen, and a study room. Upstairs, a terrace offers views of the countryside and the towers of nearby churches. The property also includes an updated kitchen, a caretaker's house, another independent dwelling, additional lounges and kitchens for events, gardens, and a parking area with access from three streets. This palace is part of the Artistic Historical Ensemble of Écija and is ideal for being converted into a charming hotel, preserving its historical and cultural value.

Merveilleuse maison-palais dans le centre historique de la ville. Dans cette maison-palais, vous aurez l'impression de voyager dans le temps, car il y a probablement de nombreux vestiges à découvrir dans cette magnifique propriété, comme les peintures qui ont été découvertes dans la voûte de l'escalier. Les bâtiments historiques qui entourent la maison et le palais lui-même vous donneront l'impression de vivre à une autre époque de l'histoire, celle de la Renaissance. Il possède une grande cour centrale avec des colonnes. Il compte 3 étages. Il compte 10 chambres, 4 patios, un jardin, une piscine, 4 salons, 2 cuisines, une bibliothèque, une chapelle, des remises, des réserves, des écuries et des granges. Chaque pièce dispose d'une chambre, d'une salle de bains et d'une cuisine. Plafonds en bois et plafonds à caissons, portes nobles originales sculptées à la main, planchers et carreaux hydrauliques de grande valeur architecturale. Située entre Cordoue et Séville, Ecija est l'une des villes les plus belles et les plus historiques d'Andalousie, célèbre pour ses tours d'église et ses palais. Elle se trouve à seulement 1h40 de l'aéroport de Malaga et à 50 minutes de l'aéroport de Séville.