It is a palace with origins dating back more than a thousand years. Originally built by the Romans, it was later modified by the Arabs and became part of a monastery. For a time, it had a dungeon where the church’s slaves lived. Later, it was converted into housing for nuns.
Currently, it is fully restored and equipped for comfortable living while preserving its ”Al Andaluz” charm.
It is a palace with origins dating back more than a thousand years. Originally built by the Romans, it was later modified by the Arabs and became part of a monastery. For a time, it had a dungeon where the church’s slaves lived. Later, it was converted into housing for nuns.
Currently, it is fully restored and equipped for comfortable living while preserving its ”Al Andaluz” charm.
- Modern kitchen - Dining room with antique furniture - Interior courtyard protected by a glass roof with automatic opening
The building has 5 floors, including the basement and rooftop.
Ground floor: - Two bedrooms - Kitchen - Dining room - Bathroom with bathtub - Another bathroom with shower
First floor: - Huge bedroom - Full bathroom with bathtub - Living room
Second floor: - Large bedroom with incredible views of Lake Arcos and the Cádiz mountains - Full bathroom with shower - Small kitchen hidden inside an antique cabinet
It is one of the best houses in the area and could also be adapted to serve as a hotel or rental apartments.
Located in the charming town of Arcos de la Frontera in Cádiz, this property offers a blend of historical allure and modern accessibility. Just a 36-minute drive from Jerez Airport, it ensures easy international travel. Within the town, enjoy proximity to authentic dining experiences and cultural landmarks. The area boasts scenic views and is in close reach of the stunning Sierra de Grazalema Natural Park, offering plenty of opportunities for outdoor adventures.