Sitting slap-bang in the middle of Seville, there are so many cultural attractions, tapas bars and noteworthy sights in the streets surrounding this apartment's building that you might just find you spend the bulk of your time outside the home. As such, it can be forgiven that the interior lies a little on the dated side. Not embarrassingly so, but perhaps a little off-puttingly for those with a keen eye for style. For everybody else, there's plenty to like about the space itself, especially if you're travelling solo or as a couple. The glossy kitchen is a world away from the cramped surfaces all too often seen in similarly central addresses, while the living room is generously sized, too. Out through the French doors, there's a small balcony that's fit for a blast of fresh air or a spot of people-watching on the streets below, but not much more. As already mentioned, the location is probably the biggest draw here. The Flamenco Dance Museum is two minutes' walk around the corner, while the gothic cathedral takes double that time. If you're ever craving a bit of green space, Murillo Gardens is a ten-minute stroll away. Home truths: *There's an elevator to reach this single-level apartment on the second floor *The pedestrianised street outside the home has lots of shops and can be noisy during the day, but is much quieter at night due to an absence of nightlife *There's no private parking available, but the host might be able to reserve a space in the public car park *Your host can provide a cot and high chair for free upon request