Metrovacesa will invest more than 18.8 million euros for the launch of Torre Arenal, its new development in Seville.

• The development is located in the new neighbourhood currently under development Isla Natura – Palmas Altas, which will be an extraordinary environmental enclave to the south of Los Bermejales, very well communicated with Seville and its surroundings via the SE-30 and the A4 motorway to Cadiz with access to the SE-40, and where in the future Line 3 of the Seville Metro will arrive.
• It will consist of 73 multi-family homes with between 1 and 4 bedrooms, and exclusive penthouses with large private terraces, communal areas, swimming pools, solarium, garage and storage room. The development comprises 73 homes with 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedrooms. All with private terraces, garage and storage room. Spacious communal areas on the ground floor with swimming pools for children and adults and three exclusive penthouses on the top floors, with generous private terraces on the 15th floor and terrace and solarium on the 16th floor.
• With the launch of this new development in Isla Natura, Metrovacesa now has 600 homes and 8 projects being marketed in this new sustainable neighbourhood in the city.

Seville, 28 July 2022. Metrovacesa, Spain’s leading real estate developer with over one hundred years of history, has begun marketing Torre Arenal, a new real estate project located in the sustainable neighbourhood of Palmas Altas, south of Los Bermejales, covering 67 hectares on the left bank of the Guadaíra River, in a large corridor that will form part of the city’s green ring.

Torre Arenal is a project comprising 73 multi-family dwellings with between 1 and 4 bedrooms. The development has been designed with a new lifestyle in mind. All the homes have large rooms and spaces where orientation and sunlight have been essential factors to achieve the best comfort. The living rooms and many kitchens open onto terraces to increase the feeling of spaciousness. The 15th and 16th floors are penthouses with large private terraces and the 16th floor has a solarium for those who want to enjoy the best views of Seville and its surroundings from the top of Isla Natura – Palmas Altas.

The development stands out for its location, which is a great commitment to sustainability. The sector will have 180,000 m2 and spacious parks and gardens, more than 4,200 trees and educational, sports and social facilities. In addition, 42,900 m2 will be allocated to educational centres, more than 24,000 m2 to sports use and more than 13,300 m2 to other uses of public and social interest (SIPS) with quality facilities. To promote sustainable mobility and reduce the emission of polluting gases, major improvements will be implemented: wide pedestrian streets, an extensive network of cycle lanes, environmentally sensitive facilities and acoustically attenuated road surfaces. Also noteworthy is the proximity of these homes to the Lagoh shopping centre and the future City of Justice.

Metrovacesa, in its commitment to sustainability, which is always present in the development of all its projects, will build the development with sustainability and energy efficiency criteria, reducing CO2 emissions and energy consumption. The residential complex will have energy certification in line with Metrovacesa’s commitment to sustainability. Construction solutions will be implemented to optimise energy consumption and guarantee the comfort and enjoyment of the user, the use of LED lighting equipment in different common areas of the building, efficient air conditioning and air quality systems and environmentally friendly sanitary devices, among other things.

Firm commitment to Seville

The company has a total of 9 active projects to respond to the demand for new residential construction in Seville, which has been increasing in recent years. This project represents another step forward in Metrovacesa’s commitment to the province, where the developer has a portfolio of close to 600 homes, which stand out for the quality of their finishes, spacious communal areas and their location in new green areas of the city.