4 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view in Rincon de la Victoria, Malaga, Andalucia

875,000 EUR 752,500 GBP 945,000 USD

Reference: 239533

Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 3
Plot Size: 6.5 hectares / 16.06 acres

Features

Fruit Trees
Possible Extra Dwellings
Potential for Income
Sea View
Private
Parking
Good Condition

Details

Full of original character and charm, this lovely ancient 4 bedroom country farmhouse is situated within a totally private countryside setting just 3km from the commuter town of Rincon de la Victoria, on the coast due east of Malaga city, with good access from the A7 motorway.

Bursting with rustic character features throughout and in a beautiful country setting overlooking the coast, with the beach just 15 minutes away.

Consisting of a main 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house and a separate 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom annexe, the estate has around 65,000m2 over several hillsides, from the flat area around the house itself, dipping down into the valley, where clusters of fruit trees, local oaks and pine trees can be found. Little paths and tracks exist that allow access to most parts of the estate.

The property has a driveway to a large parking area and access to the immediate gardens, main house, and guest casita. Below the main garden is an ancient 'era' or threshing circle, with a little path leading down into the valley to one side.

This wonderful old building is bursting with rustic features, such as stone detail, rustic terracotta floors, wooden lintels, windows, doors and beams, cane ceilings, shutters and alcoves in the thick stone walls, plus a large covered porch.

The views due south are beautiful, with the sea clearly visible, and the hills and mountains to east, west and north.

The separate 1 bedroom casita makes an ideal annexe for friends, relatives or paying guests.

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