Capital of Andalusia
Property investment in Seville
where history is the address.
Property investment in Seville begins in the capital of Andalusia, a city of orange trees, tiled courtyards and river light. In its historic centre, the finest homes are old palaces around shaded patios.
Search propertiesThe province has no coastline of its own. Huelva lies to the west, Cádiz and Málaga to the south and Córdoba to the east, while the Guadalquivir crosses fertile plains on its way to the Atlantic.
What to look for around Seville
Inside the city, buyers look to Santa Cruz, the streets around the Cathedral and the Alcázar, and the riverside quarter of Triana across the water. A restored palace with its own courtyard is a rare thing, bought to be kept for generations.
Beyond the city, the countryside offers estates with olive groves, orchards and horses, and old towns such as Carmona and Osuna with grand houses of their own. The Sierra Norte, in the north of the province, adds cooler hills and cork oak woods.
Heritage rules often apply to historic buildings, so check them early with your lawyer. Then let us know what you are searching for and filter by location, property type and budget.
From the Guadalquivir
to the rest of Andalusia.
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Atlantic light, Doñana and the Sierra de Aracena: a quieter corner of Andalusia for patient buyers.
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Olive country, Renaissance towns and the Sierra de Cazorla: inland Andalusia for buyers who think long term.
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The Costa del Sol and its hinterland, from Marbella's Golden Mile to Ronda and the white villages.
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What kind of homes hold their appeal in Seville?
In the city, carefully restored historic houses in the best-preserved quarters are the most sought after. In the countryside, estates with good access, water and a well-kept main house tend to attract the most interest.
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