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Lanjaron is one of the most picturesque villages in Spain. This white-washed town is surrounded by trees and mountains. The town has plenty of amenities, you have a selection of restaurants, shops, and schools. It is easy to park in the center of the town, there are several large public parking areas, plus street parking.
Casa Escocia is situated close to the centre on a quiet street. There are three bedrooms and a good quality bathroom. There are two main living areas plus a separate kitchen with adjoining pantry. The main bedroom is a light and airy space with large windows and its own private balcony. At Casa Escocia, you can enjoy the luxuries of living in a town whilst at the same time feeling like you are very close to nature. There are mountain hiking trails that start just a minute from your front door.
For more information or to arrange a viewing just get in touch with Felix on 0034 858 215 333 or send us a message.
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- 3 bedrooms
- 3 bathrooms
- 118m² Build size
- 30m² Plot size
- Has Fireplace
- Chain Free
- Has Electricity
- Has Gas
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