A great piece of art

Engel & Völkers presents this exclusive mansion in the heart of Seville: Plaza del Museo.

This residence was originally built in the 1930s and has been restored twice, most recently in 2025, leaving it in excellent habitable condition.

The property is accessed through the former carriage entrance, now arranged as an elegant hall from which the rest of the home is distributed. To one side is the dining room, with a bar table, ample capacity and high ceilings. This floor also includes a guest toilet and a magnificent kitchen-diner decorated with traditional tiles and equipped with everything necessary for extraordinary meals.

Beneath the staircase leading to the upper floors is an underground wine cellar, whose features ensure that any bottles and provisions stored there are preserved in excellent condition.

On the first floor is the main living room, generously proportioned, as well as a quiet study and a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. All have access to the outside, with windows and balconies overlooking both the square and Monsalves Street.

The remaining bedrooms are on the second floor. The principal bedroom also has a dressing room, a huge built-in wardrobe and splendid views of the square. The other two bedrooms also have en-suite bathrooms and enjoy exceptional tranquillity.

On the third floor there is a fully equipped auxiliary kitchen serving a magnificent private 60 m² terrace overlooking the square. The terrace is divided into several areas, subtly separating the sunbathing area from the dining area, which is filled with vegetation, making it one of the city’s most peaceful and spectacular viewpoints.

Finally, the property’s high-quality construction and climate-control features should be highlighted: underfloor heating on the ground floor, radiators on the remaining floors, and hot-and-cold air-conditioning systems throughout.

In addition, the residence features remarkable historic details that form an important part of its character, such as the terracotta floors in certain rooms and the wooden doors reclaimed from an old convent, giving this unique property a distinctive and special character.