SEVILLA 41010 Building Offered at $2,881,977

Building located on San Jacinto Street, within the pedestrian section, making it an attractive property due to its classification and its location on one of the busiest streets in Triana. The pedestrian area of San Jacinto in Triana has become one of the most commercially sought-after zones in recent years, ranking as the 8th most expensive street in all of Seville in 2023, and projected to climb into the top 5 in 2024 due to its prime location and the space it occupies. The building consists of 3 floors (ground floor + mezzanine + 2 upper floors), totaling 354 square meters of constructed area according to the Electronic Land Registry. The ground floor is designated for commercial use, with a usable area of 130.64 square meters, including a bathroom and storage area. The mezzanine has 55.49 square meters, featuring access areas to stairs and bathrooms. The first floor offers 96.80 square meters, and the second floor has 81.07 square meters, which can be used for residential purposes. Additionally, the building has a spacious rooftop terrace of approximately 80 square meters and is classified as a Partially Protected Building (Grade 1) with residential use, as outlined in the Partial Protection Plan for Triana, Section 14. The upper façade of the building (1st and 2nd floors) dates back to 1922 and was designed by architect José Espiau Muñoz (Seville, 1879–1938). José Espiau, along with Aníbal González and Juan Talavera, is considered one of the most important architects of the regionalist style in the early 20th century. The building was originally constructed to house the exhibition space for the Mensaque ceramic factory. Previously, the building was used as a bank branch and offices for the same entity. The property is also available for rent; inquire for terms and conditions. * Notary, Registry, Administrative, and Tax expenses included. * Agency fees NOT INCLUDED. * F.I.A. (Abbreviated Informative Document) and Energy Certification available to the consumer.