Located in one of the most renowned historic areas of Ecija, this stately home for sale in Andalusia retains the scale and distribution of the great Andalusian family homes.
The house is organized around a large central arcaded courtyard, the true core of the house and an element that articulates ventilation, natural light and connection between rooms. The distribution maintains an architectural logic linked to the climate and the traditional way of living in this type of property.
Built in 1933, it retains many original elements such as wooden doors, traditional hydraulic and ceramic floors, historic woodwork and ceilings with wooden beams.
Among its most representative elements is a stone spiral staircase, integrated into the original structure of the house. Its helical layout visually connects the different floors and reinforces the historic character of the house.
The presence of the garden also provides an unusual outdoor space in the historic center.
General description of the property
The house is distributed on two floors organized around the main courtyard.
On the first floor there are several living rooms, kitchens and auxiliary rooms. The spaciousness of the rooms allows both family residential use and possible adaptations linked to cultural projects or heritage accommodation.
One of the most characteristic elements is the existence of two different kitchens: winter kitchen and summer kitchen, a traditional typology closely linked to the historic houses of Ecija.
The winter kitchen was located in more protected areas to conserve heat. The summer kitchen, close to the patio and ventilated areas, helped to reduce the heat generated during food preparation.
The upper floor houses bedrooms and private rooms visually linked to the courtyard and garden.
Main features
✅808 m² constructed
✅6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
✅Central courtyard with porticoes
✅Private garden
✅Stone spiral staircase
Two traditional kitchens
✅Original floors and doors
Central courtyard and architectural organization
The main courtyard functions as the structural axis of the house. From this space, circulation, ventilation and natural light are organized.
The galleries and arcades reinforce the relationship between interior and exterior, following a traditional Mediterranean logic.
Original materials and conservation
The house maintains original construction elements that give identity to the property.
Particularly noteworthy are the hydraulic floors, woodwork and ceilings with exposed beams.
The garden as an extension of the house
The garden provides a protected and quiet outdoor space within the historic center, favoring a natural transition between architecture and exterior.
Flexible distribution and potential for use
In terms of size and organization, the property allows for different models of use.
It can function as a large family residence, shared housing or a project linked to the Andalusian architectural heritage.
Ecija and the value of the historical environment
Ecija, known as the “city of towers”, preserves one of the most recognizable historical sites in Andalusia.
The city maintains a strong architectural identity linked to the palace houses and traditional interior courtyards, as well as good connections with Seville and Cordoba.
Ideal buyer profile
This property is particularly suited to buyers who value historic Andalusian architecture, homes with their own identity and large spaces integrated into historic urban settings.
Who it is not for
It is not a home for those looking for compact layouts, contemporary architecture or low-maintenance properties.
The combination of central courtyard, garden, original materials and traditional climatic organization makes this property an unusual property in the historic Andalusian residential market.
In Hispálica Propiedades we understand that this type of housing is not only defined by its size, but also by how it is lived. That is why we accompany the entire process, from the initial analysis to the signing, with a clear vision adapted to each client.
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Purchase costs, taxes, land registry and notary fees are not included in the sale price.
