It nowadays belongs to the Marqueses de Caltojar and it has belonged to his family since the days when the reknown King, “Ferdinand the Saint”, conquered Seville, and has passed from one generation to the next. Decorated in exactly the same manner as it was centuries ago. The same special lighting and feeling that one is living in the days of yore. This wondrous house consists of two parts. First, you can see the workhouse with its stables and barn where centuries old untensils are stored. It has seven patios.The Palace House wasn´t constructed all at once, as can be told by the remains found here of 14th century arabian tunnels, a 15th century mudejar patio –and eventually-, “ the red sitting room” and “the blue sitting room”, both decorated by the Marquesa de Caltojar’s great-grandmother according to the fashion during the era of Isabel the second. Location: Ramón y Cajal, 12