Description
Exquisite residence in the heart of El Puerto de Santa María, with an area of 406m2 of plot and 592m2 built, plus 200m2 of patio and garden. This elegant property is distributed over two floors, offering a unique style and a rich history in every corner.~~Upon entering the ground floor, we are greeted by a charming entrance hall that leads to a patio-garden adorned with Tarifa slabs. In this space, elements such as a beautiful stone fountain, a cross, and a sundial stand out, as well as the exquisite Triana and Valencia 18th-century tilework. This patio also features a coat of arms and lanterns that add a touch of history and elegance to the atmosphere.~~On the ground floor, there is a study, an office, a living room, a library, a bedroom, and a storage room. Additionally, there is a spacious room with the possibility of converting it into an independent apartment with a bedroom and a bathroom. Space has been provided for the installation of an elevator, if desired.~~The upper floor is accessed through a majestic staircase of Italian Carrara marble. Here, a spacious hall leads to a gallery, a large living room with two impressive neoclassical bookcases and a black marble fireplace in the style of Luis Felipe from 1862. There are also three double bedrooms, two bathrooms (one of them en suite with the master bedroom), an additional living room, a dining room, two office areas, a kitchen, a pantry, a terrace overlooking the garden of about 18 square meters, a laundry room, and an ironing room, as well as a large roof terrace.~~All rooms enjoy natural light, and the living room and dining room are equipped with air conditioning. The electrical, water, and sanitation facilities have been renovated. The ground floor features red marble, ceramics, and hydraulic tiles, while the upper floor features white marble.~~The exterior facade of the property features five high balconies and three low enclosures, equipped with lacquered aluminum joinery and Climalit glass, as well as an automatic door in the garage.~~Documentarily, the ground floor was built in 1751, followed by the upper floor in 1864. Rehabilitation works have been carried out, and the old mahogany and cedar doors have been restored. The house has 16 built-in closets and passed the Technical Inspection of Buildings favorably in June 2015.~~~~~~
