This is Bertín Osborne's impressive Andalusian farmhouse where his daughters always return: patios, wooden beams and a swimming pool among olive trees

The Osborne family's refuge in Seville:

• The most special features: Six buildings connected by Andalusian courtyards, a swimming pool, a chapel, stables, a wine cellar and ample spaces designed to bring the whole family together.
• A bonus: Its traditional architecture keeps the house cool even during Seville's hottest summers.

Patios with bougainvillea: the heart of family life

Over 30 years ago, Bertín Osborne purchased this 50-hectare property, 8 hectares of which are dedicated to olive groves and more than 2,000 square meters to buildings. It also includes several warehouses, chicken coops, stables, and a chapel. The property comprises six interconnected buildings linked by interior courtyards that serve as axes for light and ventilation. These courtyards are notable for their vibrant vegetation, featuring climbing plants and bougainvillea that add chromatic dynamism and create shaded microclimates. Thanks to passive architectural features such as whitewashed walls, high ceilings, and the use of cool materials (terracotta and stone), the house defies high temperatures.

Rustic interiors designed for celebrations

Alejandra, Claudia, and Eugenia Osborne take advantage of holidays and weekends to gather at the villa, where both the interior and exterior spaces are designed for get-togethers and celebrations. The dining room stands out, featuring an open-plan wine cellar, wine bar, and kitchen, ideal for having everything within easy reach and designed to create a bright and airy feel that unifies the spaces. Wood is present throughout, adding warmth to the ambiance. One of the living rooms includes a games room, with a pool table displayed like a sculptural piece. The exterior is the true treasure of the property, crowned by the swimming pool and several lounges perfect for relaxing and enjoying the pleasant weather.