luxury property with terrace for sale Carmona, Spain

Stately house from 1930, completely restored in 2025 and in perfect condition, located in the emblematic Plaza del Museo. The property has four en-suite bedrooms and a terrace of approximately 60 square meters with a covered kitchen and direct views of the square. The house is spread over several floors and has four en-suite bedrooms, an office, a spacious living room with balconies, a separate kitchen, a dining room with views, a garage for one vehicle, and, on the top floor, a covered kitchen with access to the terrace. On the ground floor is the garage, currently used as an entrance hall, along with the main staircase, the kitchen, a toilet, and a large dining room with a central table and bar area. Below the stairs, there is access to an underground cellar. The first floor houses the main living room, with two balconies overlooking Plaza del Museo and a window to Calle Monsalves, as well as an office and an en-suite bedroom. On the second floor are the rest of the bedrooms. The master suite, with a dressing room and views of the square, occupies the entire main façade. This floor also includes two additional en-suite bedrooms with original wardrobes. The third floor has a covered space with access to the terrace, equipped with a fully furnished kitchen, allowing you to enjoy this outdoor space as an additional living area. The terrace, in a U shape, offers a main seating area facing the square, an outdoor dining area, and a space designated for sunbathing, all surrounded by vegetation in the heart of Seville. Among its qualities, it is worth noting the underfloor heating on the ground floor, radiators on the rest of the floors, and hot-cold air conditioning system. The materials used are of the highest quality: terracotta and marble floors, carpentry made from wood recovered from old houses and convents, with unique pieces that bring character and a unique atmosphere to the house.

588-hectare estate located five kilometers from Castilblanco de los Arroyos and less than an hour from Seville, consisting of extensive areas of pastureland, oak forest, and grazing fields, with hunting and livestock use and a set of residential and auxiliary buildings. The main residence, featuring traditional Andalusian architecture and surrounded by wide porches, has 709 square meters built over two floors. The main area houses eight bedrooms, four bathrooms, an office, separate living and dining rooms, both with fireplaces, as well as a kitchen and various storage spaces. At the back of the residence, you will find the terrace, garden, and pool. Next to the main house are the caretaker's residence, a barn, stables, chicken coop, and storage buildings. The estate also includes an auxiliary residence intended for hunting events and various facilities related to livestock activities. The total constructed area reaches 1,794 square meters. The farm combines big and small game hunting activities with livestock farming of cattle and pigs, including the production of acorn-fed Iberian pigs and field-fed pigs. The property also holds rights to CAP subsidies. Notable features include complete perimeter fencing, its location near the banks of Cala and Paterna, water supply through its own well, photovoltaic installation, and a backup generator system.

In the heart of the Sierra Norte de Sevilla Natural Park, you'll find Los Pozos de la Nieve. A 17th-century building located on a 7-hectare olive grove estate, two kilometers from the town of Constantina and 65 km from Seville Airport. It was an industrial building supplying ice to the city of Seville. In winter, ice was made in shallow cisterns in the meadow next to the building and was stored in the wells until sold. These wells are integrated into the building and are perfectly preserved, giving the property deep uniqueness. Both the valuable recovery and restoration of the building, awarded by public administrations and UNESCO with the Europa Nostra Awards in 2006, and its Environmental Sustainability deserve highlighting due to solar panels and ecological water treatment based on Phytodepuration and Evapotranspiration technology. The property has five spacious apartments, each with its private terrace, furnished and equipped for vacation rental all year round, with all necessary permits. The apartment descriptions are as follows: Apartamento Agua: 60 m², capacity for 2-4 people, and adapted for persons with reduced mobility. Apartamento Luz: 140 m², capacity for 2-4 people. Apartamento Estrella: 130 m², capacity for 4-6 people. Apartamento Sol: 90 m², capacity for 2-4 people. Apartamento Luna: 100 m², capacity for 2-7 people. Another important use of the property is as a Sociocultural space for various events throughout the year. The swimming pool is located among the olive trees of the estate with magnificent views. Other features: High-speed WiFi, parking with an electric car charging station.

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.

At the foot of the Grazalema Natural Park lies this Andalusian estate of over ten hectares, where the landscape, architecture, and equestrian life coexist in perfect harmony. The cortijo, completely restored and updated, retains the essence of traditional Andalusian architecture, reinterpreted with elegance and contemporary comfort. The property is organized around two courtyards, one of them next to the swimming pool, surrounded by orange and citrus trees that fill the environment with light, color, and natural aromas. The main building, with two floors, houses spacious living areas: a living-dining room with a fireplace, kitchen with direct access to the courtyard, and five bedrooms that combine warmth and functionality. Attached to the central body, there are two independent homes, fully equipped and with their own access from the courtyard. From the watchtower, situated in one of the highest areas of the estate, you can enjoy panoramic views over the olive groves and the surrounding natural landscape. A rehabilitated and habitable mill adds character to the property and also offers potential. The cortijo has its own well, ensuring autonomy and sustainability, and extensive outdoor leisure areas: a swimming pool with solarium, outdoor bar, bathroom, barbecue, dining area, and chill-out area. The estate offers eleven stables for horses, work tracks, three service barns, an organic garden, and a greenhouse, in addition to a large dining hall with professional kitchen, cold room, and covered porch, ideal for events or rural catering services. Its location combines privacy and connection with nature while maintaining excellent communication with Jerez de la Frontera, Seville, Málaga, and Granada, as well as with the white villages of the Sierra de Cádiz. This estate is a unique property in Andalusia: an estate that celebrates equestrian life and the elegance of the Andalusian countryside in its fullest expression.

This exclusive property with views of the Sierra boasts a surface area of 50,311 square meters, of which 45,074 square meters are olive groves. The existing buildings on the property are distributed as follows: Main residence, 216 square meters, consisting of two floors. The ground floor is open-plan and split-level, featuring a spacious living room with fireplace and dining area, kitchen, guest toilet, and laundry space. This floor provides access to a terrace with views of the Sierra. Upstairs, there are two bedrooms and two bathrooms, one of which is en suite. Each bedroom also has its own terrace overlooking the Sierra. Two-story guest apartment: the lower floor offers a living room, while the upper floor contains a bedroom with an en suite bathroom. There is also a studio that can be used as an office, gym, art studio, music room, etc., and a covered garage for two cars, which, due to its size, can also serve as storage. The property features a leisure and relaxation area with barbecue, swimming pool, and heated jacuzzi. Other features: underfloor heating on the ground floor of the main residence, hot/cold air conditioning units in the bedrooms, apartment, and studio, mains and photovoltaic electricity, well, and automatic irrigation system. The residence is located in the municipality of Algodonales (Cádiz), approximately one hour from the airports of Seville and Jerez de la Frontera.

The Castle of Arcos de la Frontera rises at the edge of a cliff 100 meters high, occupying an exceptional position on the rock that dominates this historic Andalusian town. With over 5,300 m² built, the castle comprises 60 rooms, including 12 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, arranged around courtyards, gardens, and terraces with privileged views over the Guadalete Valley and the province of Cádiz. An old Andalusian alcazar and one of the most unique residential fortresses in southern Spain, the castle has remained inhabited over the centuries. Located next to the Plaza del Cabildo, its walls surround an extraordinary set of courtyards and gardens that provide privacy and serenity in the heart of the historic center. A large landscaped parade ground, dominated by myrtle hedges and towering cypresses, forms the central axis of the property. This is complemented by a second arched patio that enhances the residential character of the complex. Among its rooms, a library stands out, approximately 25 meters in length, with bookshelves rising to elegant vaulted ceilings, making it one of the most representative spaces of the property. The historic Towers of Homage and Secrecy evoke the fortress's defensive past and complete an exceptional heritage ensemble. A terrace of more than 50 meters runs along the base of the wall, at the edge of the rock, offering a privileged spot to view the meanders of the Guadalete River and the flight of falcons. The ensemble is completed with lands historically linked to the castle, reinforcing its connection to the surrounding landscape. Restorations carried out over the last century have consolidated the building and adapted its spaces to contemporary needs, respecting the authenticity of its materials and historic elements.

We present this active 19-room hotel in Arcos de la Frontera, a unique property that stands out for its character, current operation, and potential for evolution. The establishment offers a varied accommodation proposal, with single rooms, double rooms, rooms with terrace, rooms with terrace and jacuzzi, as well as a complete apartment with terrace and jacuzzi, catering to different customer profiles. The property is distributed on the ground floor where the reception, the annexed premises, and a large raw cave are located, extending the ensemble to 2000 m2, one of the most differentiating elements of the property. This cave responds to the terrain configuration of Arcos de la Frontera, settled on a rocky outcrop, which gives the property a very special and hard-to-replicate identity. This space offers great potential to explore a complementary project, whether gastronomic, experiential, wellness, or for events, always subject to licensing and technical feasibility. On the first and second floors, there are several rooms, a common lounge, bar, patio, restrooms, and staff area, providing a comprehensive setup for the daily operation and guest experience. The third floor houses the terraces and several rooms with terraces, enhancing the attractiveness of the establishment. On the fourth floor, a complete apartment with terrace and jacuzzi, especially interesting for its independence within the ensemble. Another of its attractions is the rooftop, integrated with a natural earth and vegetation area, a very unusual element that reinforces the unique character of the property. This space would allow studying, together with the City Council, the feasibility of a natural and distinctive rooftop. Additionally, there is the possibility of incorporating an adjacent plot, also available through our marketing, for those wishing to expand the hotel or develop new complementary surfaces.

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.

Estate of more than 12 hectares in Ubrique, Cádiz, located at the gates of the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park and right on the Route of the White Villages of Andalusia. The main house has 250 square meters distributed over three floors, combining the charm of the early 20th century with all modern comforts. On the ground floor, there is a double-height living room, a spacious kitchen equipped with a large oven, and a spacious bedroom for 4 people with an en-suite bathroom. On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, two of them with en-suite bathrooms, and an additional shared bathroom. The upper floor houses a bright, large bedroom with a fireplace and access to a large terrace with views of the natural surroundings. The exterior offers spacious gardens, a pool, a children's play area, and a barbecue area equipped with a wood-burning oven. Furthermore, the property includes a second building: a nearly 100 square meter warehouse that can be converted into a residence, used for tourist purposes, or as a storage space. It also has a pergola gazebo and barbecue area, as well as ample parking. The land is populated by typical Mediterranean basin vegetation, including cork oaks, holm oaks, olive trees, gall oaks, carob trees, and orange trees. In addition, there is a chicken coop and a pen with sheep and horses. The estate is equipped with three wells, a cistern, power station, solar panels, and a rural house license for tourist exploitation, taking advantage of its location in the heart of the Natural Park. Ubrique, located in the heart of the Sierra de Cádiz, stands out for its leather-making tradition, gastronomy, and unique natural environment. Its proximity to the Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park and the Route of the White Villages makes it an ideal destination for nature lovers, hikers, and outdoor enthusiasts.

8km from Ronda, amidst farmland and olive groves in the valley of the Guadalcobacín River, we find a farmhouse with tradition and history, the so-called Cortijo de La Vizcondesa. Its name derives from the former owners, the Viscounts of Torres de Luzón, a title granted by Carlos II in the year 1674 to Don Juan Bernardino de Ahumada y Céspedes. The farmhouse, located on a plot of almost 62 hectares, with 46 hectares of farmland and the rest olive groves, with the possibility of being sold separately, is in perfect working order. It has very good quality land for farming, with a vegetation cover of over 2 meters thick, abundant water, and drainage systems, bordering to the south with the Guadalcobacín River. The farmhouse itself consists of the main house and a caretaker's house, a chapel, an emblematic tower with a belfry and a viewpoint overlooking the Ronda mountain range, a livestock shed, two utility rooms, and a garden with a swimming pool. The entrance to the farmhouse is preceded by a large square, partly paved and partly not, which leads through a simple entrance, flanked by two pillars, to a central courtyard with a round pond, pots and palm trees. At the back of the courtyard, we can see the building, consisting of a tower with a solid, sturdy appearance topped by a lookout with a gallery of lowered round arches, where a bell is housed. Attached to the tower is a mansion, the owners' residence on two floors. On the main floor, there is a living room with a fireplace, dining room, bedroom, sitting room, kitchen, and bathroom. Upstairs, there are 7 bedrooms and a bathroom. Behind this building, there are stables and some agricultural outbuildings. Linked to this building is another rectangular one-story structure, the caretaker's residence, with two bedrooms, a living room with a fireplace, kitchen, and bathroom. The closed-off appearance of the buildings of this farmhouse, as well as the tower with its galleries, lead us to believe that the original structure of the building was constructed in the late 17th or early 18th century, with subsequent expansions and renovations carried out over the years. This farmhouse is fully functional with its farmland and olive groves, making it ideal for both agricultural and recreational exploitation.