Beautiful comfortable bright Apt. located in the centre of Seville, just a few minutes from the main sights and monuments. The apartment is in a restored C19th town house, has three balcony windows looking over the street and is fully equipped. Top floor beautiful and bright apartment in a lovingly restored C19th Typical Sevillian Town house. It conserves the original carpentry, ceramic tiles and stained glass windows of that era and is fully equipped with all the necessary comodities. It is located near to Las Setas de la Encarnacion and a few minutes from the cathedral. It has one bedroom with double bed and also a double sofa-bed in the sitting room to accommodate another two people. there is one principal bathroom , a small washroom, open-plan sitting room/dining room, a fully equipped Kitchen. The building is entered via the typical casa-patio and has an elevator. The apartment has wifi, air-conditioning, heating, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer and a wood-burning stove. The town house was restored 5 years ago. It's a protected and Listed typical Casa-Patio style house from the C19th

I moved to Seville round 14 years ago having studied here for a short time and fell in love with the city. The weather, the orange blossom, the beautiful narrow and windy streets and the joyous, contagious atmosphere are what makes Seville unique.

The San Luis barrio has renewed itself yet has maintained its authenticity and is the new emerging focal point for sevillian culture. In this area you can find artist's workshops, centres for all things Flamenco, many churches (such as the spectacular San Luis de los franceses, which can be seen from the balcony) and a great range of restaurants, from the oldest tavern in seville (El Rinconcillo) to the contemporary cuisine of the popular El contenedor There is a micro-bus stop just infront of the town house with a frequent timetable that can connect you to the main bus lines of the centre. There is also a parking space available if the guest should require (price not included) San luis street was once the old Roman road that separated the north from the south of the city and is therefore of easy access for those who don't know the city.