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This finca, although under Monovar is in Chinorlet (near Pinoso) and with a magnificent view.
The road to get there is a bit “rustic”. The finca is at the end of a long private driveway.
The house is +/- 110m² big. It is a finca which has been mainly used for weekends and holidays so there is some work to be done. The finca has a large covered terrace, a kitchen, a living / dining area with wood-burning cassette and air conditioning, 4 bedrooms and a large bathroom.
The finca has mains water and electricity.
The land is 8.240m² big and is fenced. There is a large garage of 45m², an outdoor kitchen (bbq) of 6m², a small, raised swimming pool of 14m² and numerous fruit trees.
If you are looking for a quiet house with great views, this one is for you.
Chinorlet is a small hamlet with two restaurants and a store. Pinoso where you will find all amenities is 10 minutes away.
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- 110m² Build size
- 8,240m² Plot size
- Swimming Pool
- Barbecue
- Airconditioning
- Terrace
- Garage
- Fireplace
- Fast internet & phone
- Fenced plot
- Mains electric
- Mains water
- Cess Pit / Septic Tank
- Pool: Private
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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