Las Marciagas Aznalcázar (Sevilla) Map ref: B1 Web ref: 756 Sleeps 12 | 6 Bedrooms | 4 Bathrooms | Table Tennis | Small Party Rate*
It is a pleasure and a privilege to be able to offer this smart and imposing Andaluz residence,which commands far reaching views fromall sides across the neatly ordered rows of cherry,orange and olive trees that occupy the 30 hectares of grounds within which it stands. In a style so typical of a southern Spanish country estate, the smart and beautifully presented accommodation is built around an attractive cobbled courtyard, its gleaming white walls strewn with the striking deep colours of pretty bougainvillea and an impressive tower guarding one corner.
The recent construction of the property has been perfectly executed to produce an effective blend of old and
new.Reclaimedmaterials such as solid wooden doors, traditional windows and floor tiles combine with pretty and beautifully coordinated Liberty style fabrics to create the ambience of a grand and comfortable country home.
Four of the bedrooms can be found in themain house,where two living rooms display superb high pitched ceilings of exposedwood and handsome open tread stairways that lead to the upstairs
bedrooms.As these staircases are part open and the banisters havewider than average gaps,very young childrenwould need
supervision.Two further bedrooms are housed in the tower, the upper floor ofwhich serves as a superb viewpointwithwindows lining eachwall of the bedroomthat occupies this space.
Equal attention to style and design has been paid to the swimming pool area,which is reached by way of wooden steps down a flower covered sloping
bank.The ornate white painted stonework and elegant brick terrace that surround the watermake this an eye catching feature,whilst the seemingly endless rows of fruit trees that spread out beyond it provide a most appealing rural vista.
Just 2kmfromthe property is the local village of Aznalcázar where restaurants, shops and a 9 hole golf course can be
found.Alternatively, a good range of amenities and places to eat can be found in Benacazón, which is 4kmin the other direction.However,one of the great attractions of LasMarciagas is its close proximity to Sevilla,Andalucía's capital city and home to some of the region'smost ornate and beautiful
architecture.Being just 30minutes away by car, the ancient streets and ornate squares that surround its superb cathedral quarter are sure to become a favourite haunt.
Property occupancy
*Up to 6 guests 7–12 guests
PRICE FORTHE PROPERTY PERWEEK Friday changeover March
April 30 6 13 20 27
1495 1995
May 4 11 18 25
1595 2095
Accommodation
MAIN HOUSE Ground floor: • Sitting/ dining room(fireplace) • Second sitting room(fireplace,TV,DVD,CD) • Kitchen (microwave, dishwasher) • Bedroomwith bunk beds • Twin bedroom • Bathroom(half bath) • Cloakroom
First floor: • Two double bedrooms with en suite shower rooms (A/C, low beamed ceilings)
TOWER HOUSE Ground floor: • Open plan twin bedroom/ living area with en suite shower roomand stairs leading to first floor
First floor: • Double bedroom(A/C)
Outside: • Enclosed courtyard with covered and open terraces
• Laundry room(washingmachine) • Table tennis • Private parking
• Private swimming pool (10mx 5m) with corner steps, surrounded by open terraces, lawned garden and barbecue
Please note: • The housekeepers live in a separate house off one side of the courtyard but they will not use the private pool.
• Groups paying small party rates will have use of themain house only.
• Air conditioning is payable locally.
June
1695 2095
July 1 8 15 22 29 6 13 20 27 2895
August 3 10 17 24 31
1695 2095
September
1595 2095
Prices shown are in £ sterling October
7 14 21 28 5 12 19 26
1495 1995
For reservations call 01954 261 431 or book online at
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