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Your dream rural retreat in Cueva del Polvo, Guía de Isora! Charming detached single-story chalet, surrounded by peace and nature, just minutes from everything. Unbeatable UNOBSTRUCTED views of the sea, mountains, magical sunrises, and sunsets over La Gomera!
Cozy interior (ready to move in):
2 bright bedrooms, functional bathroom, relaxing living room, practical kitchen.
Natural light everywhere, feel like paradise!
Premium exterior:
Lovely terrace for chill-out, barbecues, and unforgettable sunsets.
Private parking on the plot; 100% solar electricity with NEW panels – save money and live eco-friendly!
Perfect location: peace + comfort
Quiet rural environment for total disconnect.
Chío just 5-10 min by car: supermarkets, pharmacy, health center, shops, and full services.
Ideal for permanent residence, second home, or weekend getaway. Easy access to Guía de Isora and the south coast. Note: not mortgageable, requires own funds.
Unique opportunity in a booming area! Call NOW for a visit – it disappears quickly!
Property Features
- 2 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 70m² Build size
- 204m² Plot size
Costing Breakdown
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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