If you're new to Seville, the central location of this recently renovated apartment puts you right in the thick of things, but the best thing is that this prime position doesn't come with a trade-off in terms of the home's quality. The design is deliciously contemporary, with the wooden floors and white walls making for a classy backdrop against which the abstract artwork and minimalist kitchen really stand out. The bedrooms wouldn't look amiss in some of the city's most stylish hotels, especially the master with a glass door to the ensuite. Within five minutes' walk from the front door, you can be outside the sixteenth-century Casa de Pilatos or the eighteenth-century building in which the Museo del Baile Flamenco can be found. The city's gothic cathedral only takes ten minutes on foot to reach, too. Home truths: *There's no parking available but Sevilla Santa Justa railway station is only twenty minutes' walk away *The building has no lift to reach this single-level apartment, so it might not be suitable for guests with reduced mobility