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There is an entrance hall with three double bedrooms and family bathroom off it then a large family lounge diner which is modern and the kitchen is new and fully fitted.
There is a marble staircase down leading to a large room which is a second sitting/kitchen diner then a door leads out to the garage and double doors lead to the rear street.
In this area there is also a patio area which is private and a large storage room.
Off the living room there is another marble staircase leading up to the raised sun terrace with pretty views out to the mountains.
Las Carrasca is a lovely lakeside village falling under the Town hall of Martos in the Jaen province famous for its olive oil production. The property is less than an hour from Granada and the international airport and approx one hour 45 from Malaga. This property is an ideal buy for full time living or a holiday home. There is no works whatsoever to do you can literally move straight in
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- 3 soveværelser
- 1 badeværelse
- Garage
- schools
- Air conditioning
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