This property is special because it is located on Matilla Street, nestled in the heart of the city, a privileged place to plan visits to the streets and monuments of the historic center of Baeza, a place that inspires... tourism, culture, gastronomy, are you in? This heritage house was built in 1900 and has been the residence of the family since 1909. Within its history, it stands out as the first property to have water installation in the city. According to the current owners, this house has accommodated political figures of the time, as well as members of the aristocracy, and just by walking through it, you can feel the grandeur. The corner property has access to three main streets in the center of Baeza, its facade is mainly built in stone and decorated with imposing balconies with iron details. This property has a commercial space on the ground floor with large shop windows. DISTRIBUTION: The second access street, which serves as the main entrance to the house, has a porch with impressive oak wood doors from that era. Once crossed, there is an Andalusian iron door that separates this space from the interior courtyard of the house, which is decorated with blue, yellow, and green tiles, a marble water fountain, and stone pillars that support the first floor of the construction, traditional elements in Andalusian buildings. On the ground floor, around the courtyard, we find the main kitchen of the house, which offers a view of one of the main streets of the center from its window, adjacent to the entrance door. Nearby, there is a small room and a hallway that leads to the basement of the property, as well as connecting to a hallway located behind the commercial space. Continuing along the courtyard corridor, access is given to two other rooms. The first floor is accessed by a grand staircase.

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