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Discover this traditional country house in Spain, located just 15 minutes by car from the picturesque white village of Sedella, in the province of Málaga. Set in a privileged natural environment, this Andalusian finca boasts breathtaking panoramic views of the mountains, perfect for those seeking peace, privacy, and rural beauty.
The property retains all the charm of authentic Andalusian rustic style, and with light renovation, it could become a cozy and functional home. The main house features a living room with a fireplace, two bedrooms, a kitchen, a full bathroom, and a traditional wood-fired oven, ideal for creating a summer kitchen or BBQ area.
Additionally, there are two separate rooms that can be used to host family and friends visiting.
This rustic finca with great potential is in a spectacular location, surrounded by nature and close to essential services and charming nearby villages. A unique opportunity to live in or invest in southern Spain.
A must-see property to truly appreciate its charm!
Egenskaber
- 2 soveværelser
- 1 badeværelse
- 40.000m² Grundstørrelse
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