25 Oct, 2014 @ 12:00
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Huelva architectural gem goes on sale in its centenary year

ONE of the true architectural gems of Huelva has been launched back onto the property marketโ€ฆ in its centenary year.

Spectacular B&B Casa Noble is an architectural celebration of old and new, set in one of Andaluciaโ€™s most emblematic towns.

Australian interior designer Melanie Denny โ€“ who trained in fashion in Los Angeles – is the mastermind behind the property in Aracena, which sits in the heart of stunning rolling Sierra Morena countryside.

โ€œIโ€™ve been here for a decade now, but the first three years I spent renovating and putting my own personal stamp on the house,โ€ Denny, 40, told the Olive Press.

With her professional knowledge of design, Denny has cleverly incorporated an Andalucian influence in the boutique B&B, which opened in 2008, and is in the countryโ€™s Top 20, according to TripAdvisor.

โ€œWeโ€™re selling it as a complete unit, with all the furnishings included, because they are such an integral part of the property,โ€ says Denny.

โ€œThis amazing home has given me the opportunity to experience life in an authentic and truly exceptional Andalucian village,โ€ she says.

Currently the property is both a fully functioning B&B and a private residence, but Denny insists that one of the best things about it is the flexibility it offers its future owners.

โ€œIt completely depends what the buyer wants from it. You can live in it as a private home; you can live in the house and run a restaurant in the basement bar, which comes with a semi-professional kitchen; or run it as a hotel like me.

โ€œThe possibilities really are endless. But I am selling it for what it is, a beautiful architectural jewel in a perfect white village.

โ€œItโ€™s helped me and Iโ€™ve helped it, and now it is ready for the next stage of its life.โ€

Visit www.lacasanoble.net

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