Hotel for sale in Arcos de la Frontera, Cádiz

17th-century palace house in Arcos de la Frontera. An 18th-century palace house with four levels above street level, where its main entrance is, and two additional levels facing the rear street. This is a heritage-valued building, suitable for housing public uses.

Its location is unbeatable, next to the Cabildo Plaza, where the town hall and the Church of Santa María de la Asunción are located, as well as the castle. It also enjoys beautiful views from the terrace of both the church and the castle.

The property is structured around a central courtyard, which serves as a link between the two areas of the house (the noble area and the service area). There are two courtyards that provide ventilation and natural light to the interior rooms. The building has a T-shaped layout. Notable features include its vaulted ceilings, wooden coffered ceilings, and painted ceilings. The house has an Arab style in some of its elements, as a result of its origins.

Its current layout consists of numerous rooms, including a noble area—featuring a façade on the main street—where offices, bedrooms, and lounges are located, and a service area at the rear, facing the rear street, where kitchens, bathrooms, storage rooms, and a garage are located.

From the main entrance at street level, there are two offices with their corresponding anterooms, two bedrooms, and a wine cellar, as well as a glass-enclosed courtyard that has a well.

Next, there is a first half-level featuring a vaulted room.

The third level, first from the rear street, is laid out with a study with a fireplace, another study, an independent lounge and dining room, three bedrooms (one of them with a separate dressing room), two bathrooms, an ante-kitchen with a log storage area and a well, and a kitchen with views of the castle, plus two more bathrooms and a garage with a vault. This floor also includes a small courtyard with a well.

The second half-level, the fourth level from the main entrance, is laid out with three large halls, which can be turned into apartments or bedrooms; a dining room; two bedrooms (one of them with a study); a laundry room; a kitchen with a pantry; a bathroom; and a lounge with access to the rooftop terrace.

Finally, its rooftop terrace stands out, with a large terrace offering impressive views of the Gothic-style main door of the Church of Santa María de la Asunción and of the castle of the Dukes of Arcos, which was a former Andalusi alcázar in the time of the independent Caliphate.

Without a doubt, an excellent opportunity to develop a hospitality business—a boutique hotel, a rural house, or tourist apartments—thanks to its privileged setting in the beautiful city of Arcos de la Frontera, in a highly touristic area.