Forespørg om denne ejendom
The sale price in its current, unreformed state is €350,000. Upon completion of the renovation, please consult us for the updated price.
The property is distributed over two floors and has a total built area of approximately 300 m². Its design preserves traditional elements such as terracotta floors, wooden beam ceilings, and structural columns in the central courtyard.
The planned layout includes:
✅ 3 bedrooms
✅ 3 bathrooms
✅ Central patio
✅ Spacious rooms adaptable to different uses
This house in Carmona can be used either as a primary residence or as a tourism investment project, given the features of the property and its privileged location within the city’s historic center.
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Hispalica Propiedades Where your dreams become home
Egenskaber
- 3 soveværelser
- 3 badeværelser
- 300m² Byg størrelse
- 209m² Grundstørrelse
- exterior
- luminoso
- terraza
Omkostningsfordeling
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