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A traditional Andalucian home with space, character and the opportunity to create something truly special
Priced to Sell – A Fantastic Renovation Opportunity in the Heart of the Subbética
Step into the authentic Andalucian lifestyle with this 124m², four-bedroom townhouse, ideally positioned on a peaceful, wide street in the popular village of Fuente-Tójar, Córdoba.
Full of traditional character and offering generous living space, this is a property for someone who can see beyond what is there today and imagine what it could become. Whether you're searching for a permanent home, a holiday retreat, or an affordable Andalucian project, this townhouse offers an exciting opportunity to create a home completely tailored to your own style.
The property is arranged over two floors and immediately offers a sense of traditional village living. On entering, a small reception area leads into a large, bright dining room, followed by a comfortable living room – ideal spaces for family life or entertaining.
From the living room, a hallway leads to a fully fitted kitchen on the right and a separate laundry room on the left. There is also a tiled bathroom and a charming interior courtyard, offering a private little corner with the potential to become a beautiful Andalucian patio garden.
Upstairs, the house provides three bedrooms, including a generous double bedroom with a small terrace overlooking the surrounding countryside. The upper floor also benefits from a further well-equipped bathroom. With plenty of space and a traditional layout, the property lends itself perfectly to modernisation while retaining the character and charm of an older Spanish townhouse.
Fuente-Tójar is a lovely traditional village in the Subbética Cordobesa, situated in the southeast of Córdoba province close to the borders with Jaén and Granada. The village is surrounded by rolling countryside and extensive olive groves and is known for its archaeological heritage, traditional culture, walking routes and beautiful rural setting.
The area has a fascinating history, with important Iberian and Roman archaeological sites, including the Cerro de las Cabezas, while the local museum showcases the area's rich past. The countryside around the village also provides opportunities for walking and cycling, making it an attractive base for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoor lifestyle of inland Andalucía.
Fuente-Tójar is also famous locally for its unique Danzantes de San Isidro, one of the village's most distinctive traditions, as well as its fiestas and strong sense of community. Its olive-growing heritage is equally important, with the area forming part of the DOP Priego de Córdoba, renowned for its extra virgin olive oil.
Back at the house, everyday village life is wonderfully convenient, with local amenities within easy walking distance. There is also town water connected and on-road parking.
This is not a finished, turn-key property – and that is precisely where its appeal lies. For the buyer with imagination, this traditional townhouse could be transformed into a stylish Andalucian home while keeping its original village character.
Perhaps a beautiful traditional kitchen, a revamped courtyard filled with pots and plants, a stunning terrace for morning coffee, or simply a comfortable family home in one of inland Córdoba's peaceful white villages.
A genuine chance to buy an Andalucian townhouse with character and potential at an attractive price.
Priced to Sell – A Fantastic Renovation Opportunity in the Heart of the Subbética
Step into the authentic Andalucian lifestyle with this 124m², four-bedroom townhouse, ideally positioned on a peaceful, wide street in the popular village of Fuente-Tójar, Córdoba.
Full of traditional character and offering generous living space, this is a property for someone who can see beyond what is there today and imagine what it could become. Whether you're searching for a permanent home, a holiday retreat, or an affordable Andalucian project, this townhouse offers an exciting opportunity to create a home completely tailored to your own style.
The property is arranged over two floors and immediately offers a sense of traditional village living. On entering, a small reception area leads into a large, bright dining room, followed by a comfortable living room – ideal spaces for family life or entertaining.
From the living room, a hallway leads to a fully fitted kitchen on the right and a separate laundry room on the left. There is also a tiled bathroom and a charming interior courtyard, offering a private little corner with the potential to become a beautiful Andalucian patio garden.
Upstairs, the house provides three bedrooms, including a generous double bedroom with a small terrace overlooking the surrounding countryside. The upper floor also benefits from a further well-equipped bathroom. With plenty of space and a traditional layout, the property lends itself perfectly to modernisation while retaining the character and charm of an older Spanish townhouse.
Fuente-Tójar is a lovely traditional village in the Subbética Cordobesa, situated in the southeast of Córdoba province close to the borders with Jaén and Granada. The village is surrounded by rolling countryside and extensive olive groves and is known for its archaeological heritage, traditional culture, walking routes and beautiful rural setting.
The area has a fascinating history, with important Iberian and Roman archaeological sites, including the Cerro de las Cabezas, while the local museum showcases the area's rich past. The countryside around the village also provides opportunities for walking and cycling, making it an attractive base for anyone looking to enjoy the outdoor lifestyle of inland Andalucía.
Fuente-Tójar is also famous locally for its unique Danzantes de San Isidro, one of the village's most distinctive traditions, as well as its fiestas and strong sense of community. Its olive-growing heritage is equally important, with the area forming part of the DOP Priego de Córdoba, renowned for its extra virgin olive oil.
Back at the house, everyday village life is wonderfully convenient, with local amenities within easy walking distance. There is also town water connected and on-road parking.
This is not a finished, turn-key property – and that is precisely where its appeal lies. For the buyer with imagination, this traditional townhouse could be transformed into a stylish Andalucian home while keeping its original village character.
Perhaps a beautiful traditional kitchen, a revamped courtyard filled with pots and plants, a stunning terrace for morning coffee, or simply a comfortable family home in one of inland Córdoba's peaceful white villages.
A genuine chance to buy an Andalucian townhouse with character and potential at an attractive price.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 124m² Build size
- 69m² Plot size
Costing Breakdown
Standard form of payment
Reservation deposit
3,000€
Remainder of deposit to 10%
1,200€
Final Payment of 90% on completion
37,800€
Property Purchase Expenses
Property price
42,000€
Transfer tax 10%
4,200€
Notary fees (approx)
600€
Land registry fees (approx)
600€
Legal fees (approx)
1,500€
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
** The information above is displayed as a guide only.
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