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HOUSE TO REFORM.
Within the Almohad Marchena.
Former houses of the administration of the Duchy.
Two-storey house ideal for conversion into a Boutique Hotel.
Reformed in 1851.
Entrance from an entrance hall.
Ground floor:
Consists of four rooms or bedrooms
A hall or entrance hall.
Living room
Two central courtyards.
Ironing room.
Large dining room.
Two kitchens and pantry.
Large backyard of about 80 metres.
Upstairs:
Consists of .
Four bedrooms.
One toilet.
A living room.
Roof terrace.
Located in the heart of this legendary village in the Sevillian countryside.
Surrounded by History and Culture.
Only 50 kilometres from Seville.
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Property Features
- 8 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 275m² Build size
- 313m² Plot size
- a reformar
- aire acondicionado
- armarios empotrados
- azotea
- balcón
- cama doble
- cama individual
- casa de pueblo
- céntrico
- dos camas
- entrada desde calle
- escaleras
- gas butano
- independiente
- lavadero
- luminoso
- orientación sur
- propietario residente
- soleado
- suelo técnico
- ventanas de madera
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