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Are you looking for your ideal home? Are you in search of a great renovation project? Look no further than Casa Bergamot! This four-bedroom house in Pinos del Valle features good street access, sufficient parking, and the countryside on your doorstep. Casa Bergamot would be perfect for a holiday home or for those looking for a full-time home in a quiet location but with access to local amenities. The motorway is a short 5-minute drive for easy commute to the city and beaches in less than 30 minutes. Come and take a look around the village, you are bound to fall in love. For more information call now on 0034 634 166 668. We do not charge a buyer's fee, which means that you can save up to 5% of the purchase price on your buying costs, Contact Angela for more information about this.
Property Features
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- 4 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 148m² Build size
- 10m² Plot size
- Outside Space - Balcony
- Outside Space - Roof Terrace
- Mains Electric
- Mains Water
- Moutain views
- Wood burner
- Has Fireplace
- Chain Free
- Has Electricity
- Has Satellite/Cable TV
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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