luxury house with panoramic view for sale Montoro, Spain

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.

100-hectare estate with main residence, equestrian and hunting facilities by the Puente Nuevo reservoir. Privacy, nature, and a strategic location define this estate situated between Espiel and Villaviciosa de Córdoba, in a Mediterranean dehesa environment just 40 minutes from the Córdoba high-speed train station, with direct connections to Madrid and Seville. The property houses a traditional Andalusian architectural residence integrated into the landscape, designed to enjoy the surroundings with total privacy. With 509 square meters built over two floors, it has six bedrooms and five bathrooms, three of them en-suite. A spacious living room with a fireplace serves as the main gathering space, while the open kitchen and multipurpose room on the upper floor add versatility to the layout. Next to the residence is a house for caretakers. The pool is located beside the house, enjoying open views over the landscape surrounding the estate and enhancing the connection with the natural environment. The building complex totals 833 square meters, including stables for horses, storage rooms, and various constructions linked to hunting activities, among them a hunting pavilion and a lounge with a fireplace and bar designed for meetings and celebrations. Holm oaks, cork oaks, and stone pines create an environment with a distinct Mediterranean character and great landscape richness, providing biodiversity throughout the year. The estate features a complete perimeter fence, independent fencing for the residential area and facilities, electric supply connected to the grid through an underground line, and its own water supply. A property that combines residential, equestrian, and hunting uses in one of the most representative natural settings in the province of Córdoba.

Single-family home in the private development Vía Augusta in Écija, consisting of two buildings separated by its particular access street. The main house is divided into 3 floors plus a basement. The basement floor is intended for a cellar, hallway, with a staircase leading to the ground floor. The ground floor consists of a porch, entrance hall, hallway, living room, sitting room, office, dining room, kitchen-office, terrace, laundry room, toilet, and a grand staircase leading to the first floor. The first floor is distributed in a hallway, library, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, built-in closets, terrace, and staircase leading to the attic floor. The master bedroom consists of 3 rooms, a central one for sitting with access to a terrace, one for sleeping on one side, and the bathroom on the other side. In the attic floor, there is a sloping space currently used as a storage room and utility room, and two built-in closets. The annex house is divided into 2 floors, the ground floor is intended for a gym, sauna, toilet, dressing room, and a utility room. The upper floor consists of an entrance hall, living room, bathroom, three bedrooms, and a terrace. Outside, there are garden areas, parking area, a barbecue area, and a lawn space for the pool. Features: Marble floors in common areas, natural wood parquet flooring in the bedrooms.

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.