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This village house just needs some internal updating, but once completed, would offer a great family home. Its in a great location in this very popular village that has everything you need including bars, shops and a bank.
On the ground floor, off the hallway, there is a dining room with its own fireplace, 2 double bedrooms, fitted kitchen also with a fireplace, a sitting room and a double bedroom. There is also a bathroom and access to the outside patio area of about 40sqm with some storerooms. There is a separate toilet here too.
Up to the 1st floor that has 3 double bedrooms plus another room that could be used as is or reformed into a nice roof terrace to take advantage of the great views.
After just a small amount of interior updating, this property would make a great family home or holiday home.
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Property Features
- 5 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- Near Transport
- Near amenities
- Needs modernizing
- Walk to shops
- Walk to bars
- Walk to restaurants
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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