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We are pleased to bring to the market this lovely 4 bed 2 bath villa with pool and many original features
You enter the property via a lovely large porch with typical Spanish arches perfects for enjoying a morning coffee
The main floor consists of three of the bedrooms two bathrooms a good size lounge kitchen with original bread oven and a good sized pantry then there is also second lounge/ large entertainment area
Upstairs is where the old loft has been converted into a large room that is currently set up to be a den style sleeping area for the grand children but can be utilised in many different ways
Outside there are lots of different areas including a good sized drive 6 paddocks (with trees including olive almonds apple pomegranate figs and much more)there is also a courtyard with out buildings and a lovely pool area
This property has changed a lot in the 20yrs the current owners have lived there and is a ideal property for a family or couple with extended family
Property Features
- 4 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- 200m² Build size
- 33,000m² Plot size
- Barbecue
- Utility room
- Fireplace
- Mains electric
- Mains water
- Pool: Private
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* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
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