Authentic 2 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Alhaurin el Grande, Andalucia
Nestled at the foot of the Mijas Mountains, it gives you the feeling of being in the countryside while actually being part of a well-maintained urbanisation.
Surrounded by lush greenery and olive trees, the property enjoys a serene and relaxing environment, just a few minutes from the town centre.
This single-storey house of 119m2 features a spacious, bright kitchen, a welcoming living-dining room with a wood-burning stove, two comfortable bedrooms, and a bathroom.
An inviting veranda terrace opens onto the ...
Nestled at the foot of the Mijas Mountains, it gives you the feeling of being in the countryside while actually being part of a well-maintained urbanisation.
Surrounded by lush greenery and olive trees, the property enjoys a serene and relaxing environment, just a few minutes from the town centre.
This single-storey house of 119m2 features a spacious, bright kitchen, a welcoming living-dining room with a wood-burning stove, two comfortable bedrooms, and a bathroom.
An inviting veranda terrace opens onto the garden - perfect for outdoor meals or simply unwinding in nature.
An external staircase leads up to a roof terrace, ideal for enjoying the sunshine and beautiful views.
The generous natural-style garden is full of character and home to a majestic holm oak tree - a wonderful spot for a summer nap or to read in the shade. There is also a delightful variety of fruit trees: cherimoyas, olive trees, kumquat, peach, avocado, walnut, and grapevine producing late-season grapes for Christmas Eve.
Outside, there are several pretty relaxation areas, a covered parking space, and easy-to-maintain grounds.
Key features:
• Possibility to extend the house by approximately 300 m2
• Option to build a swimming pool
• Exceptional natural surroundings, just minutes from all amenities.
An ideal option for lovers of peace, nature, and authenticity.
Ideal Country Property SL, on behalf of the vendor, provides this information as guidance only and is not contractual. While efforts have been made to ensure accuracy, buyers should verify all details through their own inspections and inquiries. The data may be subject to errors, price changes, availability, or withdrawal without notice. Costs for the buyer associated with the purchase: Complete information available upon request.
Countryside location
Garden views
Mountain views
Countryside views
Air conditioning
Fireplace.
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