In El Prado stands a 1924 villa built in the Moorish taste: horseshoe-arch windows, glazed azulejo tilework, and a tiled mirador (belvedere) tower rising above the plane trees. Inside, no two rooms repeat — a checkerboard-floored hall, tiled courtyards, timber-beamed and panelled chambers, each with its own character. Rooftop terraces open over the tiled roofs of the neighbourhood. With six en-suite bedrooms upstairs, some with their own independent kitchens, the house stands as ready for a residence or boutique operation as for a single grand home.
