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Apartments for rent in Seville

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Finding accommodation in Seville

No matter where you find accommodation in Seville, you won’t struggle to soak up the city’s addictive ambiance. Famous for its eccentric flamenco scene, picturesque historic districts, and unbeatable tapas bars, there’s a corner of the Andalusian capital to suit everyone. This compact city sprawls around the Old Town and the River Guadalquivir, so you’ll never be more than walking distance from lively plazas, characterful courtyards, and stunning scenery. Saying that, when it comes to the best neighborhoods in Seville, each has its own charm.

Best neighborhoods to live in Seville

Santa Cruz

If you love to be amongst the hustle and bustle, a step away from the city’s top sights, and seconds from the hottest place to eat in town, you can’t go wrong with rentals in Seville’s Santa Cruz neighborhood. Nestled into the heart of the city, Santa Cruz is considered to be Seville’s Old Town; an enchanting network of cobblestone streets, hidden alleyways, and vibrant open squares. As the epicenter of Seville’s cultural, historical, and entertainment scene, Santa Cruz may not be the best option for those looking for a quiet night. While the neighborhood remains safe throughout both day and night, the crowds often continue into the early hours of the morning. If you don’t mind the vibrant atmosphere here, you’ll find a perfect home away from home.

Alfalfa

Just a ten-minute walk from Seville’s central Santa Cruz neighborhood is Alfalfa, one of the city’s most well-known districts. Home to a healthy number of squares, including the main Plaza Alfalfa, popular shopping spot Plaza del Pan, and leafy Plaza del Cristo de Burgos, the neighborhood retains a lovely feel all year round. Other than traditional housing and quirky streets, Alfalfa has become one of Seville’s coolest neighborhoods, boasting hundreds of independent boutiques, luxury hotels, and upmarket bars. Its lively nature attracts a relatively young crowd, dominated by students and young professionals, but it can also get busy with tourists.

San Bartolome

Once a relatively run-down and forgotten neighborhood, San Bartolome has now become a favorite destination when it comes to looking for apartments in Seville. Similar to the more central neighborhoods, San Bartolome has quaint winding streets, open leafy squares, and colorful houses that are so iconic of Seville. However, this neighborhood has a much more calm atmosphere compared to its more well-known counterparts. While its main landmark, the San Bartolome Church, still attracts a healthy number of visitors each day, the neighborhood lends itself more closely to local life. Close-knit communities, friendly locals, and family-run shops still line the squares. As a neighborhood that is very underrated when it comes to accommodation in Seville, it’s a good choice for anyone on a budget.

El Arenal

Riverside views, historic architecture, and world-class tapas bars are all on offer in Seville’s El Arenal. Sitting on the edge of the Old Town and lining the eastern banks of the Guadalquivir River, El Arenal offers up both history and convenience for its residents. The neighborhood itself is centered around the La Maestranza Bullring, which stages bullfights every spring and brings a crowd with it. If you’re not interested in that sort of spectacle, Al Arenal doesn’t lack in things to do, with the Tower of Gold being a must-see in the area. Despite the busy streets, El Arenal remains one of the most popular (and expensive) places for rentals in Seville. Its thriving social scene and sought-after riverside homes offer up a lifestyle that is hard to beat in the Andalucian capital.

Tips for moving to Seville

The interior of the apartments in Seville very much matches the exterior; historical and traditional. In a bid to keep the culture and heritage of the city alive, modern housing in Seville is hard to come by. Some of the housing infrastructures may be considered outdated for those looking for modern condos with every mod-con. Saying that, some apartments have gone through stunning renovations to give the interior a more modern and fresh look. If you’re looking to soak up local life in a stunning apartment surrounded by vibrant culture, Seville could be for you.

Average rent in Seville

One of the most inviting aspects of living in Seville is that the city accommodates a range of budgets, from living on a shoestring to reveling in luxury. On average, furnished rentals in Seville will cost anywhere from €950 to upwards of €3,500. Generally, the price is dictated by the apartments location and its condition. Those with modern renovations in the city center will be some of the most expensive, while, older, more traditional-style flats in some of the outer suburbs will be considerably more affordable.

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