Palacio Real Soto de Roma

Exceptional property with over 700 years of history. Built by the Nasrid kings around 1280 as a leisure and hunting estate — in parallel with the Alhambra — this architectural complex has belonged to illustrious figures including the Catholic Monarchs, Charles I and the Duke of Wellington.

With a total of 3,200 m² of built space on a 10,000 m² plot, the estate is distributed as follows:

<strong>Royal Palace (760 m²):</strong> Majestic spaces with pine-tea coffered ceilings, clay and marble floors, and six fireplaces. Notable features include its luminous reception halls, an industrial kitchen for events, and an English Gothic-style cloister designed by the Duke of Wellington.

<strong>Main House (214 m²):</strong> Independent residence with living room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and its own heating system.

<strong>Guest Houses (304 m²):</strong> Two adjoining units, fully equipped with bedrooms and kitchens.

<strong>The "Moraito" (53 m²):</strong> Former prayer house oriented towards Mecca. A historic gem with carvings dating to 1300, built over underground springs to promote wellbeing.

<strong>Tobacco Drying House (679 m²):</strong> Versatile space with potential for conversion into a 14-suite boutique hotel or expansion to 1,350 m².

The property is surrounded by Generalife-inspired gardens, a pool flanked by palm trees and fruit trees, and has its own well for irrigation. The palace combines original charm (Arab windows and Sierra Elvira stone) with modern upgrades including double glazing and central heating.

<strong>Strategic Location</strong> Granada Airport: 15 minutes (suitable for private jets). Granada City: 20 minutes. Costa Tropical / Playa Granada: 1 hour. Málaga Airport: 1.5 hours.

<strong>Documentation & Exclusivity:</strong> The history of this landmark is recorded in monographs and royal archives. Notable guests have included Washington Irving and Cosimo de' Medici.

<em>Price excludes taxes, notary fees and agency commission. Property delivered unfurnished. All measurements are approximate.</em>