Unique building located in the heart of Chiclana de la Frontera, with spectacular views of the Iro River. This exceptional location offers a peaceful and picturesque setting, ideal for developing a high-end project that combines historic charm with modern amenities.
Built in the first half of the 19th century in a neoclassical style, this elegant bourgeois building is in good c
Unique building located in the heart of Chiclana de la Frontera, with spectacular views of the Iro River. This exceptional location offers a peaceful and picturesque setting, ideal for developing a high-end project that combines historic charm with modern amenities.
Built in the first half of the 19th century in a neoclassical style, this elegant bourgeois building is in good condition. It consists of three floors and currently has mixed use: the ground floor is designated for hospitality businesses, while the upper floors are used as residences.
The ground floor façade, clad in natural stone, features three large openings, with a central balcony and two glass-enclosed side windows. The second floor has five windows, decorated with understated elegance. Inside, a central courtyard with pilasters and arches stands out, along with an open gallery on both the ground and first floors.
The building offers access from two streets, providing multiple possibilities for developing projects in this historic center, adaptable to a wide variety of uses and needs.
The banks of the Iro River are home to a series of houses and buildings in a prime location, perfect for creating successful projects. Additionally, the area is experiencing significant growth, with several developments underway, further enhancing its prestige and value.
Chiclana de la Frontera sits at the southern edge of the Bay of Cádiz, a municipality shaped by centuries of Atlantic trade, salt production, and Andalusian civic culture. Its historic center retains a coherent 18th and 19th century urban fabric, with neoclassical and baroque buildings lining streets that open onto the Iro River. The town carries genuine architectural weight without the tourist saturation of nearby Cádiz, making it a credible address for a serious restoration or development project.
Daily life centers on the Calle Real and Plaza Mayor, where traditional tapas bars and local markets define the rhythm of the town. La Barrosa beach, one of the longest on the Costa de la Luz, is a 15-minute drive. Sancti Petri, with its marina and seafood restaurants, is equally close. Jerez de la Frontera is 40 kilometers north.
Jerez Airport is approximately 35 kilometers from Chiclana, with direct connections to major European cities. Cádiz is 25 kilometers by road, roughly 30 minutes by car or accessible by regional bus. Seville, the regional capital, is around 100 kilometers north via the A-4 motorway, a journey of approximately one hour. The high-speed AVE rail connection from Jerez to Madrid places the capital within two and a half hours.