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The house includes two adjoining old houses with two separate entrances.
Old stone building that has been completely restored.
Composed of a guest house:
Ground floor: living room / lounge, fitted kitchen, hallway, toilet and bathroom.
On the second floor there are three equipped bedrooms plus three bathrooms, and a laundry (washing machine),
Two of these rooms are rented as tourist rooms.
And the second of the houses is distributed as follows;
On the ground floor, a lounge / living room, an equipped kitchen area and upstairs a bedroom with its balcony and its bathroom, a small patio.
The rural house is rented as a tourist apartment.
To finish a private roof terrace of 80 m2 with summer kitchen, Jacuzzi, pergola.
Magnificent opportunity to enjoy and at the same time profitability as a business, since it has a tourist license.
Andalusia is one of the regions of the world with the highest tourism.
Egenskaper
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- 4 sovrum
- 4 badrum
- 204m² Bygg storlek
- 133m² Tomtstorlek
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