2023-06-29 15:40:34
He Zea-Salvatierra Palace It was built at the end of the 17th century and the beginning of the 18th century, right next to the Malaga Cathedral. Originally owned by the presbyter Francisco de Zea Salvatierra, it became the seat of the city council during the reign of Isabel II and during the last century it housed the Post House. After passing into private hands, one of the floors of the building is now being sold in idealista for 2.2 million euros, after applying a discount of half a million on its initial price.
The property is protected by the PEPRI plan of protection of the historic center of Malaga, and is one of the most emblematic baroque buildings of the Andalusian capital and stands out for the stone doorway of its two-story façade. On both sides are the shields of the founders of the house.
Throughout its history, this palace has gone from being the seat of the Malaga City Council during the reign of Isabel II, suffering an assault during the Revolution of 1868, which ended said reign. The entrance door of the house remains original with details of the time. Until the middle of the last century it was the Post Office before passing into private hands.
After entering the building, there is access to a porticoed courtyard, remodeled in the 19th century, made up of arches on marble columns with corinthian capitals. To access the house for sale, located on the second floor, it can be done by the elevator with wooden panels or by the wide, palatial stairs.
Inside, the house is characterized by a large living room with a fireplace and large windows with stunning views of the cathedral and garden. One of the bathrooms adjoining the living room includes a large circular stained glass window. From the hall there is access to three large bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and decorated with carved wood, one of them with an en-suite bathroom and another with the second fireplace in the house.
In addition, it has a kitchen and service area with a bedroom and bathroom. From the kitchen there is a spiral staircase, giving access to the terrace.
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