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This property is situated in the countryside of Frigiliana just 8 minutes drive from the town.
Located on a hill, it has beautiful views of the sea and the mountains.
It has water and electricity.
It has 2 shares of water and also its own legal well, although it is not currently used. It has an automatic irrigation and fertilizer system.
It also has a water tank and a small storage room.
This farm is in full production and it is also possible to build a tool.
The annual production of avocados ranges between 40,000 and 60,000 euros.
This farm has great potential as an investment due to its great profitability!
Property Features
- 0 bedrooms
- 0 bathrooms
- 20,000m² Plot size
- Orientation - North, South, East and West
- Features - Water Deposit
- Features - Very Good Access
- Features - Excellent Condition
- Features - 5-10 minutes to shops
- Features - Well Water
- Features - Fruit Trees
- Features - Irrigation
- Features - Automatic Irrigation System
- Features - Land suitable for cultivation
- Features - Sea Views
- Features - Well
- Views - Excellent
- Views - Mountains
- Views - Sea
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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