Andalucia, Malaga, Málaga, Spain

HIGHLIGHTS
This splendid property captivates with its architecture, situated in an elegant historic building that transports you to the romantic ambience of Paris with its charming balconies that still retain elements of the original design by the prestigious architect Strachan. Its high ceilings, views of other emblematic buildings in the city, and its unbeatable location next to the port and the city centre add to its charm. However, the element that truly makes you fall in love with this property is its exquisite Nolla mosaic floors. This charming property, unique within the city, is a home with soul.

INTRODUCING THE PROPERTY
Discover this stately apartment in "Las Casas de Félix Sáenz," an iconic building known for its unique architecture featuring extended eaves and large windows. Located on Paseo Reding, just a five-minute walk from the vibrant Paseo del Parque and the iconic Plaza de la Merced, you'll enjoy proximity to the port and Malagueta Beach. Surrounded by shopping, transportation, and sports options, this home offers not only comfort but also a charming lifestyle in the heart of Málaga. The apartment is fully equipped with an advanced Daikin climate control system, featuring aerothermal heating for hot water, air conditioning, air zone control for each room, and radiator heating for added comfort and efficiency.

EXTERIOR
The home is situated in one of Málaga’s most emblematic buildings, showcasing a burst of color that shines in the early hours of the day. The neo-Mudéjar and neo-Renaissance decorations, typical of the period, are harmoniously integrated with materials such as brick, ceramics, marble, and stone. The wrought iron balconies and the ornate façade, crafted by the renowned architect and former mayor Fernando Guerrero Strachan (1879-1930), are standout features. Named after the merchant who built them, "Las Casas de Félix Sáenz," these buildings were originally conceived as luxury rental properties.

INTERIOR
The property, fully furnished with prestigious brands, is also notable for the use of Nolla mosaic, an exceptional floor tile reminiscent of hydraulic flooring. Antonio Gaudí admired these pieces, which are visible in Casa Batlló and other iconic buildings in Barcelona, as well as in the Palacio de Villagonzalo and the Palacio de Fernán Núñez in Madrid. The influence of Nolla extends to the Cathedral in Buenos Aires, various residences in Paris, the Moscow metro, and spaces in Portugal, Uruguay, Chile, and Cuba.

Craftsmanship is the new luxury: Nolla represents the true value of the handmade.