Historic House With Gardens And Terraces By The Puerta De Córdoba

Next to the emblematic Puerta de Córdoba, in the historic center of Carmona, is this unique property of traditional Andalusian architecture, characterized by its patios, terraces, and gardens distributed across different levels. With 233 square meters built, the home features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, and two kitchens, in an environment where history and architecture integrate with the outdoor spaces.

The property is organized at various heights, creating a connection between the interior rooms and the garden zones. From the street-level entrance, a spacious interior patio provides access to the home. On the next level, the living areas extend towards gardens, pergolas, and resting spaces. This area includes a summer kitchen equipped with a handcrafted wood oven, a rear courtyard with laundry and storage, and a guest bathroom.

Among the most unique elements are a stone fountain of Roman origin and private access to the Puerta de Córdoba. On the upper level, an orchard preserves vestiges of ancient Roman silos, a testimony to the historical value of this enclave.

The gardens, with mature trees and vegetation, are distributed in different settings that offer privacy and allow enjoyment of the outdoors for much of the year. The pergolas, integrated benches, and terraces complete these spaces, which are equipped with automatic and drip irrigation powered by a private well.

The house has undergone various renovations aimed at improving its efficiency and functionality while respecting its original character. Notable updates include the renewal and insulation of the roof, improved wall and floor insulation, installation of double-glazed windows, and the update of kitchens, bathrooms, and facilities. Additionally, it is equipped with air conditioning and heating in all rooms and solar panels.