Made for Fine Arts lovers

Engel & Völkers presents this spectacular detached villa in one of the most beautiful locations in the city of Seville: Plaza del Museo. The building dates back to 1930 and was renovated in the early 21st century, so it is in excellent condition both structurally and in terms of plumbing and wiring. Currently, access to the house is through the large gate of the old garage. Once inside, the Sevillian character can be felt in every room. To the right, there is a magnificent and bright dining room that includes a bar. Next is a guest toilet and the main kitchen, with pantries that dazzle with their craftsmanship and all the necessary appliances to prepare meals for a large family. On the first floor, a hallway leads to different rooms: a generously sized living room that stands out for its brightness at any time of the day. Next to it, a reading room to relax, and then the first of the bedrooms, which includes built-in wardrobes and an en-suite bathroom. On the next floor are the remaining bedrooms. The second is the master bedroom, with spectacular views of the plaza itself but, at the same time, well protected and intimate. Its en-suite bathroom also exudes character and luxury. It could be said that the third and fourth bedrooms are somewhat more austere, but not at all: they also have a dressing room, built-in wardrobes, and their respective en-suite bathrooms. Finally, we reach the top floor. Here we find, first of all, an auxiliary kitchen, which serves the favorite part of all the people who have lived in this house: the enormous and beautiful garden terrace, synonymous with privilege due to its tranquility and views. Watching the sunset from here and then enjoying dinner with friends or family is simply priceless. In addition to all that, the house has a tourist license and is currently operated as such. The garage gate has a parking license, so it can have a parking space. This beautiful Sevillian house is undoubtedly a great investment for both those who want to live in it and those who want to exploit it for tourism.