This 2-bedroom apartment revels in a mix of classicism, style and the essence of Seville. With fabulous interiors designed by Amaro Sánchez de Moya, currently one of Spain’s most sought-after interior designers, the apartment has become a spectacular home, functional and stylish, with understated luxury and a seductive touch. Not to mention its fabulous location next to ‘Las Setas De Sevilla’, cutting-edge architectural project by the renowned Berlin architect Jürgen Mayer and the largest wooden structure in the world.

The property wins you over the minute you cross the threshold: high ceilings, large windows, original woodwork, and colourful, hexagonal floor tiles are evidence of quality and the Sevillian character of the apartment. The walls have been painted in bold, yet soothing greens, blues and greys, and the rooms have been furnished with carefully selected pieces of different styles and origin.

Natural light streams in through large windows in the living room which overlooks the street. There is a sitting area with TV, comfortable furniture interesting side pieces and a sound system. The eclectic mix has been meticulously selected and arranged in a pleasing, symmetrical design, as if Amaro were setting up a small, opulent stage. Eye-catching lamps, red-painted iron tables and sumptuous textiles provide a fashionable, yet warm, characterful touch. At the opposite end of the room, a separate dining area has a table seating six guests in elegant chairs.

The kitchen showcases a classical style rendered modern by the green colour scheme. It is fully equipped with white goods and appliances of top quality and has a breakfast bar. It leads to a peaceful inner patio with tiled walls and furniture where you can enjoy a quiet breakfast.

The apartment has 2 similarly sized bedrooms, both full of natural light and overlooking the street through delicate, arched windows with balconies. The master bedroom has a double bed and en-suite bathroom with a shower whilst the second bedroom has twin beds. In both rooms the expressive mix of velvet, silk, linen and cotton textiles creates a striking, yet fresh, contemporary tone. In addition to the en-suite bathroom, there is a further full bathroom with an elegant standalone bath.

Additional amenities include a lift, air conditioning, heating, wifi, TV, microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, iron, bed linen and towels.

ABOUT THE LOCATION 

Seville is a city of opposites which have learned to live together; a truly diverse and tolerant metropolis. The Plaza de la Encarnación, the square the apartment sits on, is the perfect example of this. Surrounded by historical buildings, it is the site of the Metropol Parasol, also known as Las Setas de Sevilla: the largest wooden structure in the world and a cutting-edge architectural project by the renowned Berlin architect Jürgen Mayer. A unique reticular structure, housing restaurants, bars, a market, event spaces and a museum, it integrates into the skyline of terraces and parapets so characteristic of the city centre.

The Plaza de la Encarnación is a strategic crossroads in the city centre, just a short stroll away from Seville’s main sights. Covered by the now iconic Metropol Parasol and its impressive viewpoint, historical heritage is all around. New fashion shops, cafés and small restaurants have breathed new life into the area, now known as Seville’s own Soho, and the nearby streets of Regina and Pérez Galdós will delight shoppers. In short, this is the perfect location for enjoying a city break in Seville at any time of the year.