private mansions for sale Écija, Spain

Hispalica Properties presents this beautiful Andalusian hacienda offering charm, privacy and an exceptional natural setting, just a short distance from Morón de la Frontera and Seville. Fully renovated in 2016, the property preserves the authenticity of its traditional architecture while providing modern comforts for family living. The estate features:

Are you looking for a profitable business with a valid license in a spectacular location? We present to you a country house restaurant in the Sierra Morena mountains, operating since 2008, with an active license for restaurant, café, and event center. This established business stands out for its success and its natural setting, ideal for sustainable tourism. Main Features of the Country House Restaurant Valid license: Restaurant, café, and event center ready to continue its growth and profitability. Prime location in Sierra Morena: Situated in an incomparable natural environment, in an area with growing interest in ecotourism, wine tourism, astronomical tourism, and wellness tourism. Spacious outdoor areas: Several terraces, a cozy porch, and an alley specially designed for catering services at large events. Stunning gardens: Over 1,700 m² of gardens offering a relaxing and exclusive atmosphere. Ample parking: Facilitates easy access and stay for visitors and customers. Expansion potential: Rustic land with the possibility to build a rural hotel or rural houses, opening new business and income opportunities. This country house restaurant is a strategic investment for those interested in the tourism and gastronomy sector, with great growth potential in a high-demand area. Don’t miss this opportunity! Contact Hispalica Propiedades for more information and schedule your visit. Start investing in a business with a promising future in Sierra Morena. Note: Taxes, registration, and notary fees are not included in the sale price. Hispalica Properties Where your dreams become home

1930 residence fully restored in 2025, featuring a private terrace and historic materials in the heart of Seville Located in the emblematic Plaza del Museo, this restored manor house in Seville combines historic architecture, modern comfort and a layout designed to enjoy urban life in Seville with spaciousness and privacy. Built in 1930 and completely renovated in 2025, the property retains the character of the grand residential homes of the historic centre, integrating traditional materials and contemporary solutions. General Property Description The house is distributed over several floors and features 4 en-suite bedrooms, an office, a spacious living room with balconies overlooking Plaza del Museo, an independent kitchen, a dining room with views and a garage for one vehicle. One of its most remarkable features is the private terrace of approximately 60 m², equipped with a covered kitchen and arranged as a true outdoor living space in the heart of the historic centre. The property also includes an underground wine cellar, underfloor heating on the ground floor and hot-and-cold air conditioning. Main Features Restored manor house Built in 1930 Restored in 2025 4 en-suite bedrooms Office 60 m² private terrace Covered outdoor kitchen Underground wine cellar Garage Clay and marble floors Terrace and Outdoor Living The upper terrace functions as a natural extension of the house. Its layout allows for separate lounge, outdoor dining and solarium areas, incorporating vegetation and open views over Plaza del Museo. Materials and Restoration The renovation has maintained a coherent balance between historic architecture and contemporary comfort. Particular highlights include the clay and marble floors, together with wooden carpentry recovered from former houses and convents in Seville. Natural Light and Spatial Organisation The balconies and exterior openings encourage natural light and visual connection with the historic surroundings. The layout also allows a functional separation between private areas and social spaces. Plaza del Museo and Historic Surroundings Located in the historic centre of Seville, the property stands in one of the city’s residential areas with the greatest heritage value. The surroundings combine historic architecture, cultural life, gastronomy and access to services. Ideal Buyer Profile This property is particularly suitable for buyers seeking a restored historic residence, a representative home or a property with heritage value in Seville. Profile for Which It Is Not Suitable This is not a property intended for buyers looking for compact homes or low-maintenance properties. The combination of comprehensive restoration, historic materials and a private terrace makes this property an uncommon opportunity within Seville’s residential market. At Hispálica Propiedades, we understand that properties of this kind are not defined solely by their size, but by the way they are lived in. That is why we accompany the entire process, from the initial analysis to the final signing, with a clear vision adapted to each client. Request information about this property Speak with Mercedes Purchase costs, taxes, Land Registry fees and notary fees are not included in the sale price. Ref:544254a254

The monastery, now a hotel and venue for celebrations, dedicated to the Immaculate Conception is located in the Sierra Norte of Sevilla on a plateau at 650 meters above sea level in an idyllic place rich in history, surrounded by forests, an inexhaustible water spring, and exceptional views. Celtic, Phoenician, Roman, Muslim, and Christian remains can be found here. In the 8th century, the Fihrids arrived from Morocco, whose leader was elected Walí of Cordoba from 747 to 756. During this period, he built a mosque, the largest oil mill in Andalusia, and a flour mill in the area known as El Castillejo, and today there are remains of all these constructions. When the Muslims left in the 14th century, it is known that Don Pedro El Cruel, King of Castile and Leon, stayed at El Castillejo and hunted bears with the Prince of Wales, known as the Black Prince. Between 1417 and 1420, Fray Lope de Olmedo built the San Jerónimo de Acela monastery on the site and in 1476, the Carthusians took over the monastery from the Hieronymites. The monks housed pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago in the Casa del Peregrino (house of the pilgrim) and cultivated the land. They also introduced their own techniques for making liqueurs, now known worldwide as Cazalla liqueur. The suites and rooms are converted cells, built in 1416 by the Hieronymite order. Today, they are comfortable and charming spaces with beautiful views of the gardens, the cloister, or the valley. The decoration is rustic but not austere and the bathrooms have mosaics and integrated showers. There are 4 LARGE SUITES (for 4 people) with 2 separate double bedrooms and 1 bathroom with shower on the ground floor. Total of 16 beds. 2 DOUBLE ROOMS (for 2 people) on the first floor. One with a private bathroom, the other with a bathroom in the hallway. 4 extra beds. 6 bathrooms with showers throughout the house. The monastery is an ideal place for celebrating a wedding.This description has been automatically translated from French.