Lucena, formerly known as Eliossana, was once called the “Pearl of Sefarad”: a city with deep Andalusian and Jewish roots that, for centuries, was one of the major Jewish centers of Al-Andalus. Today, it is one of the most dynamic cities in the Subbética region of Córdoba. Its devotion to the Virgin of Araceli, patron saint of the city and the Andalusian countryside, sets the rhythm of its daily life and its festivals.
En este entorno se alza esta magnífica a palace-style house, built during the height of Lucente’s civil Baroque period. Its monumental façade, with a portal made of marbled stone from the Subbética quarries, hints at what lies within: one of the best-preserved and most characteristic Baroque columned courtyards in the region’s civil architecture.
A historic home with great character
The house has a total floor area of 1,149 m². The ground floor features a private garage for three vehicles and various rooms for workspaces and storage areas.
The home is entered through a magnificent foyer that leads to a spacious entry hall with two rooms, currently used as offices or living rooms. Surrounding the courtyard are a charming wine cellar with a tasting area and a large multipurpose room.
A majestic staircase, crowned by a Baroque dome and separated on both floors by glass-paned wooden doors, leads us to the first floor.
There, spacious galleries lead to stunning, exceptionally well-preserved rooms, where the craftsmanship of the era dazzles in every detail:
- A magnificent chapel.
- Rooms with beautifully decorated ceilings.
- Wooden columns.
- Carved oak fireplaces.
- Monastic turnstiles that serve as serving hatches between the kitchen and the dining room.
The entire home is very bright.
The original flooring is preserved throughout the house, and the doors are of high quality, a true reflection of Lucena’s renowned tradition of woodworking.
Distribution
- 9 bedrooms
- 6 bathrooms
- 3 living rooms and a dining room
- Kitchen
- Chapel
- Winery with a tasting area
- Private garage for 3 vehicles
A property with endless possibilities
A unique opportunity to purchase a historic home with character, ideal as a family home, a charming guesthouse, a boutique hotel, or an event venue.
Its Baroque architecture, unique spaces, and the preservation of original features make this mansion a particularly appealing property for those who appreciate historical heritage and are looking for a home with its own distinct character.
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The price does not include the expenses and taxes associated with the sale (property transfer tax, VAT, or stamp duty, as applicable), notary and registration fees, or, if applicable, real estate brokerage fees.
Buyer’s Agency Fees: 2.5% of the final sale price plus 21% VAT
