luxury property with panoramic view 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.

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.

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.