4 bedroom House for sale with panoramic view in Corumbela, Archez, Andalucia

345,000 EUR 296,700 GBP 372,600 USD

Reference: 238862

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2

Features

Fruit Trees
Air Conditioning
Outbuildings
Potential for Income
Mountain View
Panoramic View
Private
Quiet Area
Parking
Garage
Good Condition

Details

Lovely 4 bedroom country villa, which is set within a large and low maintenance plot of 3,579m2 with a swimming pool, situated in a quiet countryside area with stunning mountain views, just a few minutes from the village of Corumbela and 10 minutes from Archez.

Situated within the mountains, on a ridge, but not isolated with other detached country houses in the vicinity, this beautiful house offers countryside, open air, wonderful views, privacy and stylish living.

The house has an excellent rental record, so perfect for a tourist rental income, and it could work well as a private holiday home or even for permanent living.

The plot is made up of the immediate flat area around the house, with a large parking area, low maintenance gardens, swimming pool and built-in barbecue area, and the rest is at a lower level, with a sloping bank between both levels (lower level currently unused but ideal as a vegetable plot or orchard). Next to the parking area is a large outbuilding (42m2) consisting or a garage and a workshop, all totally dry and very sturdily built.

The house itself is on 2 floors. The front covered porch area of 8 x 2.3m leads into a spacious open living area with high sloping ceilings with wooden beams and large glass patio doors to take in the wonderful panoramic views. This space encompasses the living room, dining room and modern kitchen (10 x 4.5m) built with top quality materials, with a laundry and store room just off the kitchen. Central to this lovely space is a sweeping open staircase with beautiful wrought iron and decorated railings, leading to the partially open landing above.

Also on the ground floor are 2 good sized and comfortable bedrooms, (around 3.5 x 3.5m) and a bathroom of 2 x 2m.

Upstairs, gallery landing and corridor, 2 further bedrooms (3.4 x 3.6 and 4 x 2.3m) and a second bathroom (3.2 x 1.6m). Both of these bedrooms, in addition to the normal windows, have skylight windows designed to allow those in bed to contemplate the stars at night.

The house has been built to top quality standards, with quality materials and finishing throughout. Included in the price is the DAFO (currently being processed). It also benefits from electric underfloor heating throughout and air conditioning (hot/cold).

An ideal property for holidays, as a holiday rental house, or for permanent living.

Nearest villages: Corumbela: 5 minutes; Archez: 10 minutes; C'ompeta: 25 minutes; Velez-Malaga/Coast: 30/35 minutes.

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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit

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2. Setting up a Pre-agreement (Contrato privado de compraventa)

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