Palacio Bizcocheros
The patio dressed for events — column, painted-yellow trim, ceramic plates, black-and-white checkerboard floor with chess set and easel. A wider three-quarter view of the patio with column, gallery arch and the arched door opposite. The imperial curved staircase rising under a large crystal chandelier, leaded glass and mahogany handrail.

Jerez de la Frontera · Andalucía

An early-twentieth-century Andalusian palacio.
Forty under the lucernario.

A patio and lounge in central Jerez, available to organisers for film and photography, welcome and rehearsal dinners, and small premium incentive evenings.

A figurative leaded stained-glass window with a country scene, set above a wrought-iron landing rail.

Period & character

A Jerez bourgeois casa-palacio of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, with a 1920s–1940s decorative refresh on an older shell. The register is Andalusian eclectic-historicist: a neo-classical bourgeois envelope, neo-mudéjar revival woodwork, a Modernismo accent in the leaded glass.

The patio is enclosed by a glazed iron-and-glass lucernario — the most period-defining single feature of the property, shared with the larger civic palacios of merchant Jerez.

The patio

Forty pax seated under the skylight, or sixty standing for cocktails.

Wide three-quarter view of the patio with column, gallery arch, and arched door opposite.
Patio mid-detail — wicker seating set against the black-and-white checkerboard floor, ceramic plates on the wall.
Looking upward from the upper gallery to the glazed iron-and-glass skylight.

Ground-floor interiors

For rehearsal dinners, welcome dinners and incentive evenings.

A period burr-wood bar centred between two carved coffered doors, on a marble floor.
Period bar, comedor con bar.
A deeply carved sun-burst-rosette door flanked by antique fans in gilt frames.
Neo-mudéjar carved door, puerta casetonada.
A pale-blue dining room with a stone fireplace, arched niches and a plaster ceiling rosette.
Comedor con chimenea.

Staircase & entrance hall

An imperial curved staircase in rojo Alicante marble.

The curved imperial staircase rising under a large crystal chandelier, with leaded glass and a mahogany handrail.
The entrance hall side of the staircase, with a console table and the chandelier above.

Capacity & use

Capacity
40 pax across patio and lounge
Format
seated dinner · cocktail · film & photography · welcome dinner · private flamenco
Accommodation
onsite — separate Superhost listing
Location
central Jerez, ten minutes from the AVE station

Request the info pack Pack includes dimensions, capacities, sample menus and partner suppliers.

Suppliers

Vetted partners on request: catering, flamenco group, florist, AV, licensed waitstaff, cleaning. Pre-priced; available on a same-day call for shortlisted organisers.

A corridor enfilade with a marble-strip floor, framed prints, a chandelier and a mirror at the far end.

Contact

For shortlisting, pricing and the partner-supplier list.

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