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This typical Andalusian country house was designed and built with local wood, Ronda tiles, old doors and local materials. It features extensive outdoor areas including a covered terrace with barbecue for dining, a large blue water swimming pool nestled in over 4 acres of mature gardens, lawns and woodland. The interior has been decorated with an eclectic mix of modern and ethnic pieces, original paintings and sculptures. The living room is open and spacious, and the tiled kitchen is one of a kind.
The second villa only requires a few finishing touches to make it a charming home. This property is located in a quiet and relaxed environment surrounded by nature, but within walking distance of all services.
It must be seen to be appreciated.
Egenskaper
- 5 soverom
- 5 bad
- 552m² Bygg størrelse
- 17.000m² Tomtestørrelse
- Svømmebasseng
- barbacoa
- buen estado
- chimenea
- cocina amueblada
- cortijo
- edificio con garaje
- exterior
- finca rústica
- jardín
- lavadero
- luminoso
- parking
- piscina
- piscina comunitaria
- plaza garaje incluida
- terraza
- vistas al monte
Kostnadssammenbrudd
* Overføringsavgift er basert på salgsverdien eller matrikkelen som er høyest.
** Informasjonen ovenfor vises bare som en veiledning.
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Boliglån resultat
* Informasjonen ovenfor er gitt av The MHI Group og vises bare som en guide. Individuelle omstendigheter kan endre renten vi tilbyr for boliglån. Klikk på lenken nedenfor for å få et personlig tilbud.
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