✨ Highlights

• Built in the early 20th century
• Outdoor patio with jacuzzi
• Just an hour from Seville and the beaches of Huelva

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📊 Performance

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✍️ Description from the real estate agent

This charming boutique hotel, originally built in the early 1900s and lovingly restored to its former glory, spans three floors, a semi-basement, and an attic, offering an unforgettable experience in the heart of Aracena. The property boasts six spacious bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom, and a loft-style attic with its own bathroom and private terrace. It also features two fully equipped kitchens, multiple delightful terraces, and a patio complete with a jacuzzi for ultimate relaxation.

The hotel’s unique charm lies in the original frescoes that beautifully embellish the walls and ceilings of the formal dining area and staircase, adding a touch of history and warmth to the ambiance. A stunning central staircase, bathed in natural light from a pyramid-shaped skylight, serves as the architectural centerpiece.

Additional features include a street-facing bar with its own entrance, five terraces, and a luxurious outdoor jacuzzi. The semi-basement is equipped with underfloor heating for extra comfort. Modern conveniences such as individually controlled heating and air conditioning systems, along with a centralized vacuum system, ensure both ease and luxury.

Holding dual business licenses, this property is fully authorized to operate as both a premium rural house and a bar or café, each with its own separate access. This unique hotel presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a perfect blend of historical charm, artistic elements, and modern functionality in a prime location.

Nestled in the Sierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche Natural Park, Aracena is a captivating destination that offers a harmonious mix of nature and cultural richness. Just an hour from Seville and the pristine beaches of Huelva, and a three-hour drive from Lisbon, this picturesque town is renowned for its 12th-century Arab castle ruins, Gothic-Mudejar church, and surrounding whitewashed villages. With lively local festivals, an active arts scene, and a tranquil atmosphere, Aracena provides a perfect escape for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty and vibrant heritage of the region.