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The property features two entrances, providing the potential to split the house into two separate, self-contained units. Currently, the entrances are connected, forming a single house.
The first entrance leads to a traditional kitchen and, behind it, a cozy living room.
From this point, you can access a room now used as a storage area and a bathroom with a shower.
The second entrance takes you up a set of steps to the bright main living room, which boasts a Juliet balcony overlooking the street below. Continuing upward, you will find three bedrooms (two doubles and one single), a second bathroom with a shower, and another kitchen on various levels.
On the top floor, a fourth double bedroom provides access to the outdoor laundry room and a terrace spread over three levels, offering stunning views of the village, sea, and mountains.
This well-preserved traditional property holds great potential to become a large family home or an ideal investment opportunity for holiday rentals.
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Egenskaper
- 4 sovrum
- 2 badrum
- 161m² Bygg storlek
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