Simple, generous and quietly inviting, this room offers an especially comfortable retreat on the ground floor of the house.

Its original timber ceiling lends warmth and character, while the natural materials and understated design create an atmosphere of effortless relaxation.

The spacious bathroom has been recently refurbished and features a large walk-in rainfall shower.

Thanks to its location and layout, this is one of the most accessible and practical rooms in the house.

Occupying the first floor and overlooking Calle Ancha, this Junior Suite preserves the character of a traditional Andalusian townhouse, with lofty ceilings, wrought-iron balconies and two independent yet interconnected living spaces.

The bright and peaceful bedroom features a queen-size bed and direct access to the beautifully renovated bathroom.

A separate sitting room provides an inviting place to read, unwind or simply enjoy the natural light streaming through the balconies.

During Holy Week, the suite also offers one of the finest vantage points in the house from which to watch Marbella's traditional processions pass along Calle Ancha

Occupying the prominent corner of the first floor, this spacious room enjoys a dual aspect that fills the interior with natural light throughout the day.

Its main balcony overlooks Calle Ancha, while the side windows open onto Calle Príncipe and the neighbouring façades of Marbella's historic quarter.

The lofty ceilings and generous proportions preserve the original elegance and balance of the house.

The spacious bathroom retains the traditional style of the room and benefits from abundant natural light.

Overlooking Calle Príncipe, this queen-size room retains several original architectural features of the old house.

Its large arched window, sloping ceiling and open dressing area create an unusual layout that gives the room its own distinctive charm.

The bathroom has been recently refurbished and benefits from natural ventilation.

This duplex room features a private balcony furnished with teak table and chairs, overlooking the house's peaceful Andalusian courtyard, where flowers and greenery create a wonderfully tranquil setting.

The vaulted ceiling and skylight lend this twin bed room a particularly distinctive atmosphere.

The traditionally styled bathroom, complete with bathtub, occupies the upper level and is reached via a short semi-circular staircase that forms part of the house's original architecture.

One of the most distinctive rooms in the house, this accommodation occupies the original eighteenth-century tower and is reached by a narrow staircase that has remained unchanged since the building was constructed.

Above, the room opens beneath its original timber roof. Natural light pours in through a high window facing the sky, while a balcony overlooks the quiet charm of Calle Príncipe.

The bathroom has been fully renovated and enjoys both natural light and ventilation. A traditional built-in bench beneath the window completes one of the house's most unique spaces.

Arranged over two levels connected by the house's original staircase, this duplex offers a distinctive layout full of character.

The entrance level accommodates the bathroom, decorated with handcrafted Seville tiles, together with an open dressing area.

Upstairs, the spacious and light-filled bedroom features a 150 cm double bed and overlooks the house's peaceful inner courtyard.

Its window opens onto the quiet and pleasant second interior courtyard of the house.

Accessed through the house's secondary Andalusian courtyard and up the external staircase, this is one of La Morada's most distinctive rooms.

The bedroom occupies the lower floor and features a queen-size bed.

A spiral staircase leads to the upper level, where the bathroom opens onto a private rooftop terrace overlooking the rooftops of Marbella's Old Town and the peaceful Calle Montenebros.