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Downstairs, you enter via a nice hallway that leads on to a drawing room, large lounge, sitting room, fully fitted kitchen and an outside patio with utility area. The patio is approximately 50m2 and is a great spot for growing plants or soaking up the sun.
Upstairs, there a 4 good sized bedrooms and a bathroom. There is also a terrace with views over the town and to the mountains beyond.
The basement has storage areas and also a fireplace, but could be used as more living space if required.
The town of Martos has all the amenities needed including banks, shops, bars and restaurants, all within walking distance of the property. This would make an ideal family home and the high standard of the work already done means its ready to move in to and start enjoying all that life in Spain has to offer.
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Egenskaber
- 4 soveværelser
- 1 badeværelse
- Walk to shops
- Walk to bars
- Walk to restaurants
- Hospital 10 Km
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