Rent Apartment Maximo Spain

With a prime location between Seville’s Casco Antiguo (the Old Town) and San Bernardo, this delightful two-bedroom holiday apartment is in the heart of the Andalusian capital. Part of a refurbished traditional building brimming with Andalusian character, this duplex home offers an enchanting experience for anyone seeking to uncover the unique essence of Seville.

Stepping inside this thoughtfully designed home, the lower level welcomes its guests with a bright and airy ambience that feels functional and inviting at the same time. The contemporary kitchen is well-equipped with everything needed to cook up a storm, inviting exploration of the flavours of Andalusian cuisine. A dining table with seating for up to four guests provides the perfect setting for the whole party to come together and unwind after exploring the city’s iconic sites and attractions.

Up a flight of stairs, a modern living area boasts comfortable seating and captivating views over the city – including over the famous Giralda Tower. This space leads on to the two beautifully appointed ensuite bedrooms. Each bedroom features its own bathroom, complete with a shower, offering both convenience and privacy. One bedroom is an understated double, providing a serene retreat for a peaceful night’s sleep. The other is a chic and stylish twin room, exuding an air of sophistication.

Of course, the real treasure of this holiday apartment lies on the roof terrace. Here, guests can find respite from the Spanish summer heat with a private plunge pool, a refreshing, relaxing oasis. An alfresco dining set for up to four people allows for leisurely meals with lively city views as the backdrop. There is also a pair of sun loungers, inviting relaxation with a good book while taking in the sprawling vistas of the city before you and topping up those vitamin D levels.

Surrounded by Seville’s best and most beguiling sites and attractions, this holiday apartment offers an unforgettable stay in this vibrant city. Whether exploring the nearby Casco Antiguo or San Bernardo or soaking in the lively atmosphere from the rooftop terrace, this home is the perfect base for a Seville adventure.

The Apartment

A contemporary duplex home with a private roof terrace, offering a contemporary kitchen-diner, a double ensuite bedroom, a twin bedroom – also with an ensuite bathroom with a shower – and a stylish, modern living space on the upper level.

Interior: 100 sqm
– Contemporary kitchen with adjacent dining set for up to four guests
– Stylish living space on the upper level of the duplex
– Double bedroom with ensuite bathroom
– Twin bedroom with ensuite bathroom

Exterior:
– Large private roof terrace with plunge pool, sun loungers, and alfresco dining set with seating for up to four guests

Additional Facilities:
– Air-conditioning
– Central heating
– Washing machine
– Iron
– Dishwasher
– Coffee machine
– Blender
– Hairdryer

Nestled between Seville’s Casco Antiguo (the Old Town) and San Bernardo, around the corner from the city’s iconic Cathedral and the Reales Alcázares, this home is ideally placed among some of the many highlights that make the Andalusian capital so unique.

From the living room, guests can gaze over one of Seville’s most iconic landmarks: the gorgeous Giralda. The home is also right next to the scenic Jardines de Murillo, so guests can look forward to leisurely strolls through this beautiful botanical paradise and leisurely picnics amid its lush vegetation – it’s also a great spot for escaping the summer heat!

Among the many highlights is the Museum of Fine Art (reachable in around 30 minutes on foot), where visitors can admire beautiful works from Spanish and global artists, and the sprawling Parque de María Luisa, Seville’s largest green area, again located around a half hour walk away. Take a stroll along the Guadalquivir riverside, once a bustling trade route and now a popular hangout for locals and visitors alike that also acts as a gateway to the lesser-known Jardines del Guadalquivir.

In search of something to satisfy those tastebuds? When it comes to dining and drinking, Casco Antiguo is awash with options, offering a range of culinary experiences that includes everything from delicious Sunday brunches to traditional tapas, and, indeed, the neighbourhood is renowned for its vibrant tapas scene, with numerous traditional and more innovative tapas bars to explore. The atmospheric streets and squares provide a delightful setting to enjoy outdoor dining and experience the local cuisine in the company of locals and visitors alike. From traditional Andalusian dishes to international flavours, there truly is something for everyone.

Casco Antiguo, also known as the old town of Seville, is a particularly captivating part of the city located close to the centre on the east bank of the Guadalquivir River and encompassing several distinct neighbourhoods, each with its unique character. One of the most famous neighbourhoods within Casco Antiguo is Barrio Santa Cruz: a charming area characterised by its narrow streets, picturesque squares adorned with fountains and orange trees, and vibrant tapas bars – all within easy reach from this apartment!

As the former Jewish Quarter, Barrio Santa Cruz is home to significant landmarks such as the grand gothic Cathedral of Seville, its famous Moorish bell tower, La Giralda, and the opulent Real Alcázar Moorish fortress and palace. Visitors can also explore the Museo del Baile Flamenco, the fascinating flamenco museum and theatre that provides a fantastic insight into the history of this iconic and stirring Spanish dance.

Situated just north of Barrio Santa Cruz lies Barrio Alfalfa: a maze of narrow alleys, lively squares, and iconic sites. Plaza Alfalfa is its central hub, surrounded by popular cafes and restaurants. Among our favourite places to visit are the Plaza del Pan, home to a wealth of independent shops, Plaza de la Pescadería with its wide-open spaces and lively atmosphere, and Plaza del Cristo de Burgos, known for its lush greenery. One of the main attractions in Barrio Alfalfa is the stunning Casa de Pilatos, an elaborate Mudéjar-style Andalusian palace. The area also includes the trendy Soho Benita, which offers a collection of independent shops, boutiques, bars, and hotels popular among Seville’s trendy, cosmopolitan set.
If staying in the area, take advantage of the opportunity to visit the striking Metropol Parasol: the world’s largest wooden structure that offers a panoramic view of the city. The neighbourhood is also home to the Museo de Bellas Artes, an art gallery housed in a former monastery which showcases works from prominent Sevillian artists like Murillo and Vazquez.

As the capital of Andalusia, Seville has a fascinating past that encompasses Roman, Moorish, and Christian influences, and, as such, the city is rich in history, culture, and gastronomical delights – while its varied historical heritage is evident in its myriad architectural marvels.

As one might expect in Spain, and particularly in a city as culturally eclectic as Seville, the yearly calendar is jam-packed with festivals, such as the Feria de Abril and Semana Santa (Holy Week), each of which showcases Seville’s lively spirit and deeply rooted traditions. Sevillian cuisine is equally diverse and delicious, with tapas being a popular dining style. Visitors can savour local delicacies like gazpacho, salmorejo, pescaíto frito (fried fish), and – of course – the famous Seville oranges, which are used in various dishes and drinks and offer up a zesty hit of refreshment on hot Southern Spanish days.