Veoapartment is a booking agency specializing in short-term city apartment rentals, in Seville.

Singular 1-bedroom apartment belonging to a Sevillian courtyard house from the 18th century, completely restored for modern comfort while keeping the original charm. The interiors have been treated carefully with a personal touch in order to create unique spaces, highlighting the existing traditional construction elements such as terracotta flooring, wooden floors, artistic locksmiths and others. The high ceilings offer a great feeling of space and comfort. The living room is furnished with a sofa, armchair, coffee table and smart TV. High-speed fiber optic Wi-Fi internet and central air conditioning with cooling and heating. The thickness of the walls and double-glazed windows provide a natural acoustic and thermal insulation all year round, even in the coldest and hottest months. The open-plan kitchen is well equipped with all main utensils and appliances: oven, dishwasher and washing machine with dryer included. Dining table and chairs. A short corridor leads to the bathroom and bedroom. Bathroom equipped with walk-in shower, washbasin and toilet. The bedroom has a double bed of 150x200cm and a wardrobe. There is a supplmentary bed available, allowing the apartment to sleep up to 3. All windows face the outside and the large Sevillian patio of the house. It is very quiet inside, without exterior noises - making this apartment a perfect oasis in the heart of the city centre. Located at number 14 of Calle Cantabria, between Plaza de San Lorenzo and Plaza de la Gavidia, near La Campana, Alameda de Hércules and Metropol Parasol. You can find all type of international clothes stores, as well as pharmacies, banks, cafés, small supermarkets, and a multitude of restaurants and bars where you can taste traditional tapas. Parking: We recommend the Saba Plaza Concordia public car park, located 300m from the apartment.

El Centro is the neighbourhood at the very heart of historic Seville. With the majestic Cathedral at your doorstep, el Centro begins at the Plaza de San Francisco, location of the elaborate City Hall, one of the best examples of plateresque architecture in Spain. The City Hall leads you to the main shopping area with it´s famous parallel shop-lined streets: Sierpes and Tetuan. This busy area is the place to come for clothes, sporting goods, jewellery and Sevilla Feria fashion: shawls, flamenco dresses, castanets and fans... The Palace of the Contesa de Lebrija is nearby, home to the famous Pan Mosaic which dates from roman times. Heading northwest towards the Guadalquivir River is the Museo de Bellas Artes, the city’s Fine Art Museum, one of the most important art museums in Spain after Madrid’s Prado. The collection includes important work by Murillo and early Velazquez. Highlights: - The City Hall - Shopping area: Sierpes and Tetuan - Casa de Pilatos (Pilatos House) - Church of El Salvador - Palacio de Lebrija - Bellas Artes Museum (Museum of Fine Arts)