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Previously stables, this property has been delightfully restored to make a rustic and charming country cottage.
Located in a cul-de-sac, bordering the village.
Entrance into a lobby. To the left is a short hall to a guest toilet ( could be second shower room) plus kitchen. Via stone archways you reach a living room on the right ( log burner, natural stone walls etc). An open terrace leads off this area.
Stairs from the living room lead up to a landing giving way to three bedrooms and a shower room.
Returning to the entrance hall, a door straight ahead leads down via a wooden staircase, to a bodega, dining area, party room! Off here is a large store area/ log store. Natural stone walls etc.
Electrically powered ch.
Many special features ie natural stone walling in bedrooms, Indian front door, hand made barro ceiling tiles between the wooden beams .
A gorgeous property.
Easily rentable. Lovely weekend retreat.
The village is located close to Vall D’Ebo. North west of Pego. Not far inland from Denia
Many local restaurants.
Egenskaper
- 3 soverom
- 2 bad
- 100m² Bygg størrelse
- newly built
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