15-bedroom house, Arcos de la Frontera

This 18th-century palace house in Arcos de la Frontera extends across four levels, with its main entrance from one street and two entrances from the rear street. The building has heritage value and offers 1,430 m² of usable space on a 1,430 m² plot. Its layout also allows for public use.

The property is located close to Plaza del Cabildo, home to the town hall and Santa Maria de la Asuncion church. The castle is also nearby. The roof terrace enjoys views of both the church and the castle.

The house is arranged around a central courtyard linking the noble area at the front with the original service area at the rear. Two additional courtyards provide natural light and ventilation to the interior rooms. The building has a T-shaped layout. Its notable architectural features include vaulted ceilings, wooden coffered ceilings and painted ceilings. Some elements show Arab influences connected with the origins of the house.

The current layout includes 15 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. The noble area, facing the main street, contains offices, bedrooms and reception rooms. The rear section, facing the back street, includes kitchens, bathrooms, storage rooms and a garage.

At the main entrance level there are two offices with adjoining ante-rooms, two rooms, a cellar and a glazed courtyard with a well. The first mezzanine level contains a vaulted room.

The next level, the first one from the rear street, comprises a study with fireplace, a second study, a living room, a separate dining room, three bedrooms, one with its own dressing room, two bathrooms, a kitchen with a woodshed and well, a kitchen overlooking the castle and a garage with a vaulted ceiling. This level also has a small patio with a well.

The second mezzanine, the fourth level from the main entrance, consists of three large rooms suitable for conversion into apartments or bedrooms, a dining room, two bedrooms, one with a study, a laundry room, a kitchen with pantry, a bathroom and a room with access to the roof.

A notable feature is the roof terrace, with views of the Gothic main doorway of Santa María de la Asunción church and the castle of the Dukes of Arcos, an ancient Andalusian fortress dating from the period of the independent caliphate. The property offers potential for a hotel, boutique hotel, rural house or tourist apartments.