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Beautiful farmhouse in the town of Mojacar with a special charm, the house is perfectly preserved consists of two floors that are distributed as follows; ground floor super hall with access to the upper floor, large living room with fireplace, bathroom, dining room and fully equipped kitchen. On the upper floor we can find three double bedrooms, bathroom and terrace with stunning views of Mojacar Pueblo, valley and the Sierra Cabrera mountains.
The entrance of the house consists of a large patio with rest area and meals. The access to the house is private and has parking area, the house is sold fully furnished with electric radiators.
It is located in the town of Mojacar in the direction of Turre, with good communication with other neighboring towns such as Turre, Garrucha or Vera Playa. Mojacar beach is located a few kilometers away enjoying the tranquility of the rural environment but with leisure areas and shops nearby.
The Cortijo is surrounded by other similar houses with good neighborhood, ideal to enjoy the tranquility and the spectacular climate of the area.
Egenskaper
- 3 sovrum
- 2 badrum
- 160m² Bygg storlek
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