Neoclassical Mixed Use Building For Sale In Chiclana De La Frontera
15 Beds
7 Baths
17,223 Sqft
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About the Property
Unique building located in the heart of Chiclana de la Frontera, with spectacular views of the Iro River. This exceptional enclave offers a peaceful and picturesque environment, ideal for developing a high-level project that combines historical charm with contemporary comforts.
Built in the first half of the 19th century in neoclassical style, this elegant bourgeois building is in good co
Unique building located in the heart of Chiclana de la Frontera, with spectacular views of the Iro River. This exceptional enclave offers a peaceful and picturesque environment, ideal for developing a high-level project that combines historical charm with contemporary comforts.
Built in the first half of the 19th century in neoclassical style, this elegant bourgeois building is in good condition. It consists of three floors and currently has a mixed use: the ground floor is intended for catering premises, while the upper floors are used as residences.
The façade of the ground floor, clad in natural stone, features three large openings, with a central balcony and two glazed side closures. The second floor has five windows decorated with simple elegance. Inside, a central courtyard with pilasters and arches stands out, alongside an open gallery on the ground floor and the first floor.
The building has access from two streets, offering multiple possibilities for projects in this historic center, adapting 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 privileged location, perfect for the creation of successful projects. In addition, the area is experiencing significant growth, with several developments underway that will further increase its prestige and value.
Chiclana de la Frontera is a historic Andalusian town of around 85,000 residents, positioned between the Bay of Cádiz and the Atlantic coast of the Costa de la Luz. The town centre retains a coherent 18th and 19th century urban fabric, with whitewashed facades, cobbled streets, and the Iro River running through its historic core. This is a working Andalusian town with genuine local character, distinct from the resort-driven development that defines much of the surrounding coastline.
The historic centre offers daily markets at the Mercado de Abastos, traditional tapas bars along Calle Real, and the Bodega Francisco Páez for local wines. Playa de la Barrosa, one of the longest Blue Flag beaches on the Costa de la Luz, is approximately 10 kilometres from the town centre by car.
Chiclana sits roughly 25 kilometres south of Cádiz, reachable by regional bus in under 40 minutes. Jerez de la Frontera Airport is approximately 45 kilometres away, around 40 minutes by car, with direct connections to major European cities. Seville Airport, offering a broader international network, is approximately 100 kilometres north, roughly one hour by road. The A-4 motorway provides direct access to Seville and onward to Madrid.