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4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Built 126 m², Garden/Plot 27000 m².
Finca located in the center of the Guadalhorce Valley, near Cerralba, Ctra de Gibralgalia, Coín Málaga,
25Km. from the capital by highway, with the best views of the valley, with legal housing of 160m2,
village water, own well and water of the ego of the Guadalhorce canal, electricity,
the porch is still to be finished and with the possibility of extension,
nights of absolute silence,
ideal for horses,
4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, dining room, living room, large terrace
with license to build a swimming pool..
Setting : Country.
Condition : Good.
Views : Mountain, Country, Panoramic.
Features : Storage Room.
Garden : Private.
Security : Gated Complex.
Parking : Open, Private.
Category : Resale.
Egenskaber
- 4 soveværelser
- 2 badeværelser
- 126m² Byg størrelse
- 27.000m² Grundstørrelse
- Setting - Country
- Condition - Good
- Views - Mountain
- Views - Country
- Views - Panoramic
- Features - Storage Room
- Garden - Private
- Security - Gated Complex
- Parking - Open
- Parking - Private
- Category - Resale
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