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Accessible by a dirt track for the last 100 meters. The forged iron electrical gate gives entrance to a 50mtr long driveway right of the courtyard.
The cortijo is built on the flat residential part surrounded by imprinted concrete pavement. The South facing porche, with in de middle the entrance, is overlooking the ample salt water pool in front, behind it a variaty of fruite trees, but also offering fantasic panoramic views. At the left of the porche a nice BBQ area with chimney
The living room has a fireplace, the 4 bedrooms are simple but spacious, a huge bathroom with bath, double sink and walk-in shower and in the back a small garage/storage.
There is carport for 2 cars at the end of the plot.
The flat roof offers excellent possibilities to install solar panels.
The property will be sold unfurnished.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 188m² Build size
- 5,672m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- air conditioning
- close to schools
- fireplace
- private garden
- storage room
- swimming pool
EPC Rating
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Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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