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As you enter the property into the dining area, which leads onto 2 double bedrooms, then there is a hall way that leads to one of the cave rooms currently being used as a bedroom.
There is a small snug/sitting room with a log burner, and the property also has am additional family sitting room, which leads to a separate kitchen, and a family bathroom
Outside in the lovely courtyard there is an additional 2 rooms, one being for used for storage and another which is an additional bedroom. (it has space to add an en-suite)
La Murada is 10 minutes drive away, will all the amenities. Orihuela City is 20 minutes away.
The caravan is included in the sale.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 194m² Build size
- 2,800m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Private Pool
- Storage room
- Ceiling Fans
- South Facing
- Off Road Parking
- Mountain Views
- Condition - Excellent
- Utility Room
- Pool View
- Separate Kitchen
- Furniture - Negotiable
- Private Gardens
- Panoramic Views
- Log Burning Fire
- EPC In Process
- Mains Water
- Septic Tank
- White Goods
- Outdoor Kitchen/BBQ Area
- Ensuite
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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