The ground floor apartment at 55 Castellar is beautifully furnished. My friend, who is a picture framer, was very impressed by all the pictures and their frames. The kitchen is very well equipped, with what seemed like brand new appliances. The bathroom has a good shower and lighting. The only thing we found lacking was a decent corkscrew. There is a Dia supermarket a few minutes walk away. There was one socket in the living room that was loose in the wall and 2 open sockets in the bathroom. I would have felt safer if the stairs leading up to the mezzanine bedroom had a rail. Anyone taller than 1m 70 would not be able to stand up as the ceiling is low. It was quite noisy sleeping up in the mezzanine as the fridge makes a noise and voices of people outside late at night echo because of the narrow street and cobbled road. The cord for the blind in the living room needs replacing. There are only 2 windows in the apartment: one on the street, which we could not open, and one in the bedroom (which did open), that looked out onto the building’s courtyard. It did get quite stuffy sometimes so we would open the door of the apartment to get some fresh air. There was a faint damp smell in the apartment, possibly emanating from the bathroom, where there was some mould in the shower. There is a free parking space but driving and parking is problematical. Because of the narrow roads I wouldn’t advise anyone to take a car into the old part of Seville. Having a sat nav was vital to get in and out of Seville. When we arrived at the apartment we were met by Diego, who jumped in the car and guided us to where we were to park. This was in the underground car park of another building around the corner but because of the one-way streets, it took us about 10 minutes to get there. The car park has a lift at street level taking you down to the basement. This worked fine but took us a bit of getting used to. On the whole, it was a pleasure to return to the apartment every day after touring around. The ground floor apartment at 55 Castellar is beautifully furnished. My friend, who is a picture framer, was very impressed by all the pictures and their frames. The kitchen is very well equipped, with what seemed like brand new appliances. The bathroom has a good shower and lighting. The only thing we found lacking was a decent corkscrew. There is a Dia supermarket a few minutes walk away. There was one socket in the living room that was loose in the wall and 2 open sockets in the bathroom. I would have felt safer if the stairs leading up to the mezzanine bedroom had a rail. Anyone taller than 1m 70 would not be able to stand up as...