History of Seville in this exclusive 17th-century Palace House

This Casa Palacio is a stately 17th-century residence in the heart of Seville's Jewish Quarter, a unique and exclusive property for exclusive investors. With a built area of 1725m2 and 600m2 of terraces, it is constructed over 4 floors around 3 courtyards with a pool. It offers breathtaking 360º views of the city of Seville from its terrace, where one can almost touch the Giralda. It boasts a facade of 65 meters, which provides independence and luminosity. A clear example of the luxurious residences of Seville's Golden Age, this property is highly valued in the real estate market for its historical legacy: Renaissance, Mudéjar, Baroque, Romanticism, and Historicism of Seville coexist in this exceptional dwelling. Through the imposing original gate of the hall-vestibule, adorned with Arab mosaic plinths on Genoese columns of Carrara white marble, with smooth shafts and lotus flower capitals, we enter the main courtyard of the house, where a fountain presides and brings freshness to the atmosphere, creating an urban garden with a variety of plants and palm trees. This arcaded courtyard is surrounded by an open gallery, supported by Genoese columns in Carrara white marble and vaults decorated with carved shields in Baroque motifs. This exclusive property features more than 10 lounges and recreational spaces, 14 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, 2 kitchens, a cellar-lounge, a chapel, 3 patio-gardens with a pool, an impressive terrace with marvelous views, parking for at least 2 vehicles, several storage rooms, and utility rooms. This house offers everything one could desire. Additionally, it has a convenient elevator connecting its floors. Its rooms are arranged around three courtyards, the first with the relaxing sound of water from its fountain, and the second with a colorful garden of huge bougainvilleas in pink and purple tones, blue jasmine, and a pool, as well as a terrace with hammocks perfect for relaxation. The third, smaller courtyard on the first floor completes the ensemble. The entry of natural light through the courtyards and the 65 meters of facade in a tranquil environment ensure bright and relaxing spaces. From the first courtyard, one can ascend a majestic marble staircase with base and tile panels, the work of the renowned ceramist Manuel Arellano y Campos in the 19th century, of incalculable value. The stained glass window with the comital crown is also present in the antique glass adorning the room doors. Ceilings with almost 5 meters in height and beautiful hydraulic floors. The furniture from the period is preserved on the first two floors, with particularly valuable pieces. At the end of the 20th century, a significant expansion was undertaken with the addition of the last two floors. The current owners carried out an ambitious comprehensive project in 2014 for the restoration and conservation of the heritage, as well as the structures and insulation for energy efficiency. The impressive gallery of the main courtyard was replaced by an exact replica, choosing iroko wood, a tropical wood well-known for its resistance and durability in extreme climates. Solar panels were also installed to ensure efficient hot water supply. Modern mechanized awnings were installed in the courtyards, offering the perfect shade to enjoy the warm and sunny climate of the city of Seville. The spacious corridors around the gallery are decorated with armchairs and hammocks for relaxation and reading. Part of the lithographic and pictorial collection of the family - Bacon, Banksy, Braque, Chagall, Mias, Matisse, Picasso, de Salinas, Twombly, Warhol, and other urban artworks - adorn the rooms with contemporary French-style furniture. On the fourth floor (attic), you can discover a huge terrace and a viewpoint with spectacular panoramic views of Seville, where we can almost touch the iconic Giralda. This unique property offers various options depending on its use, whether private or tourist, allowing for the possibility of having more than 20 rooms without the need for expansions.