Casa La Sultana | A Colonial Masterpiece with Global Soul

“Granada is a city that wears its history with pride, where colonial charm meets modern vibrancy.” – Condé Nast Traveller

Highlights

Eclectic design celebrated by Architectural Digest, blending Moroccan, Turkish, and Italian influences

Second-floor terrace views of Mombacho Volcano and the main cathedral

Private inner courtyard with pool and open plan living, ideal for relaxed family gatherings

Tucked away on a private gated street in Granada’s historic heart, Casa La Sultana offers a sophisticated retreat just three blocks from La Calzada, the city’s beloved pedestrian thoroughfare. This exquisite home, recognised on the home page of Architectural Digest for its singular design, weaves together eclectic world décor with traditional colonial accents, a vision unique in Central America.

The ground floor unfolds as an open plan living and dining area arranged in the manner of a Marrakech riad, centred on a lushly planted inner courtyard. There, a private pool flanked by double sun beds invites quiet repose. Every detail has been curated with intention: custom-designed tiles throughout, kilims from Turkey, fabrics from Italy and India, lanterns from Morocco, and locally crafted furniture and lighting.

Four air-conditioned bedrooms each offer ensuite baths. Three king suites on the second floor open to a terrace with views of the main cathedral and the formidable Mombacho volcano. A ground-level queen bedroom provides easy access to the courtyard and pool, ideal for guests who prefer to avoid stairs.

The open plan kitchen, dining, and living areas all face the pool, allowing effortless connection between cooking, relaxing, and watching over young swimmers. Recognized by Condé Nast Traveller and Family Traveller, the villa includes a fully equipped kitchen, high speed WiFi, secure onsite parking, and a night guard. After exploring Granada’s picturesque streets, return to this haven of tranquility to watch the sunset from the terrace or take a twilight plunge.