Built between the 16th and 18th centuries, this traditional Andalusian agrarian estate, now in the historical heart of Cordoba, has been meticulously restored and finely balanced with contemporary design. Guests move among original detailing such as wrought-iron railings, cool terracotta tiles, Moorish embellishments, and a lavishly painted ceiling—all artfully enhanced with understated modern touches. Rich fabrics and textures in champagne and copper are offset by dark walnut and light polished marble floors throughout. The estate is composed of several buildings arranged around a mosaic of five patios. In the spectacular main patio, traditional paving has been replaced with a dramatic glass floor to reveal Roman ruins just below. The restored frescoes further reflect a care for cultural detail, while slabs of black local stone lure guests to the lush, flowery gardens—the perfect place to linger over a drink, a book, or a loved one.