The property is located on Sant Sebastià street, a saint venerated by the Catholic Church and the Orthodox Church who was a soldier in the Roman army who exercised the apostolate among his fellow soldiers until he was discovered and sentenced to death by emperor Maximian. Sant Sebastià is also the patron of Palma, and the name of the celebration which takes place the 19th and 20th of January with music and traditional toasts with “sobrasada” and “botifarrons”. Sebastià is also the name of my father-in law and my two nephews, and also of my trusted mason who was also my basketball coach when we were young. In short, lots of Sebastià!