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Located in the oldest part of the thriving and increasingly popular town of Pinoso, this lovely cave house offering loads of potential to make it your own with some decorating, is nestled away in a quiet and peaceful area.
The approach to the property is a gated entrance opening into an oasis of mature plants in a private courtyard. To the right of this there are a number of outbuildings which are ripe for conversion and have outstanding views across to the mountains in the distance.
The main door to the house leads into a good sized lounge which has a large open fireplace.
The fitted kitchen is off the lounge and offers ample workspace and storage, the shower room is also through from the lounge. The cave leads us down a hall and offers two double bedrooms and two smaller cave rooms ideal as single bedrooms/office/dressing room.
The property will be a superb home or a great holiday rental investment with some minor improvements and is perfectly liveable during the process.
Egenskaper
- 0 soverom
- 0 bad
- Svømmebasseng
- Terrace
- Fireplace
- Fenced plot
- Mains electric
- Mains sewerage
- Mains water
- Walking Distance To Town
- Pool: No
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