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This lovely town house is located in the historic part of the town. It has a new roof and has been reformed offering traditional spanish style.
You enter the property into an elegant entrance hall, off which are 3 sitting rooms - one has a fireplace and one could be made into a ground floor bedroom if needed. There is a bathroom, fitted kitchen and rear patio.
On the 1st floor are 4 double bedrooms and a bathroom, plus a lovely outside terrace.
The top floor is a blank canvas as its totally open plan so can be made into a mastersuite, or sitting room etc.
The town of Martos is a popular location and has all the amenities and services needed including banks, shops, restaurants and bars, all within walking distance of the property. This would make a great home for either holidays or full-time living or would rent well to locals.
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Egenskaper
- 5 soverom
- 2 bad
- Near Transport
- Near amenities
- Walk to shops
- Walk to bars
- Walk to restaurants
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