Capacity: 2-4 persons.
Square metres: 65 s-m. (+ terrace of 15 s-m).
Year of construction: 2006 (rehabilitation of typical Sevillian house).
Distribution:
1st floor: kitchen, bathroom, sitting-room & living room.
2nd floor: bedroom, bathroom, terrace.

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1st Floor:
- Kitchen: equipped with: stove, fridge, microwave, toaster, electric coffee maker, kettle, sandwich maker, pans & pots, dishes, glasses, cutlery, etc
- Bathroom: equipped with: toilet, basin, bidet, matching towels provided, etc.
- Sitting room & dinning-room: equipped with: television, sofa-bed, table and chairs, etc.

2nd Floor:
- Bedroom: equipped with: 1 double bed, big closet, reading tables, sheets and bed linen provided, etc.
- Bathroom: equipped with: toilet, basin, shower, matching towels provided, etc.
- Terrace: table and chairs, big awning, etc.
- Others: air-conditioning, central heating.
- Sights: big terrace with wonderful sights of Seville city center (including Giralda and Cathedral), two balconies in the living-room, looking to the Miguel de Mañara square and another window in the bedroom, in the same direction than the balconies.

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Address: 3, San Bartolomé Street.
From airport, train station or bus station: my recommendation is to take a taxi or to ask us about our transfer service.
By car:

From Granada/Malaga:

1. You will get into Seville through Luis Montoto street.
2. Go straight ahead to the end of this long street, and then turn left into...
3. Menéndez Pelayo street; advance for approximately 200 m and take the first road on your right again, called Estella Street.
4. Now you are in the famous narrow streets of Santa Cruz Neighborhood. From Estella take the first on your right and keep on going until you see the street
5. Garci Pérez, which you must take on your right; then take the first on your left (street Céspedes) and you are now next to the apartment.

From Madrid/Cordoba:

1. As you are getting to Seville please you will leave the airport on your left; please continue straight and leave Santa Justa train station on your right.
2. At the end of this road you must turn on the right through Luis Montoto Street.
3. Go straight ahead to the end, turn left on Menéndez Pelayo Street and here you must a road on your right called Estella Street.
4. Now you are in the famous narrow streets of Santa Cruz Neighborhood. From Estella take the first on your right and keep on going until you see the street
5. 5. Garci Pérez, which you must take on your right; then take the first on your left (street Céspedes) and you are now next to the apartment.

From Huelva/Mérida/Portugal:

1. As you are getting to Seville, please follow the indications to Cordoba. After a few minutes, you will be driving through a huge bridge called “Alamillo” (It’s like a big tower with a lot of big white cables going from the tower to the ground).
2. At the en of this bridge you must turn on the right through Torneo Street.
3. Go straight ahead for a while and then you must turn on the left on the street "Resolana.
4. Go straight ahead through this street (take into account that it changes of name several times: Resolana, Muñoz León, Ronda de Capuchinos, María Auxiliadora, Recaredo and Menendez y Pelayo).
5. Advance for approximately 200 m and take the first road on your right again, called Estella Street.
6. Now you are in the famous narrow streets of Santa Cruz Neighborhood. From Estella take the first on your right and keep on going until you see the street
7. Garci Pérez, which you must take on your right; then take the first on your left (street Céspedes) and you are now next to the apartment.

Closest parking:
-Parking Juan de Vera Street (Plaza de Carmen Benítez).
-Parking Matahacas street (Convento de los Tercios)

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This apartment is situated in Santa Cruz area, one of the most important Jewish quarter (if not the most important) in Spain. Isolated from the rest of the city by a walled precinct, the prosperous and powerful Jewish community disappeared after the Juderia was ransacked in 1391. In the 16th century, the layout of the Jewish quarter was changed with the construction of convents, corrales, and palaces. In the 20th century, the quarter of Santa Cruz became one of the main tourist sites in the retaining its popular flavour with its typical winding Arabic streets.

Close to the apartment you will find everything you need: laundries, supermarkets, parking, banks, restaurants, bars, parks, etc. (you will find more information about all this in the apartment).

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