Spacious 4 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic and countryside views in Canillas de Aceituno, Andalucia
This is the perfect property for anyone looking for an active retirement lifestyle, to work from home in the sun, or even to use as a holiday home.
Located along a short track of around 150m2, electric gates open up to a private concrete driveway, leading to the ample parking at the front of the house.
There are magnificent views all around of the countryside and mountains, as well as a glimpse of lake Vinuela and the sea on a clear day.
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This is the perfect property for anyone looking for an active retirement lifestyle, to work from home in the sun, or even to use as a holiday home.
Located along a short track of around 150m2, electric gates open up to a private concrete driveway, leading to the ample parking at the front of the house.
There are magnificent views all around of the countryside and mountains, as well as a glimpse of lake Vinuela and the sea on a clear day.
There is a lock-up garage, and a large store room.
A gated entrance courtyard leads to the front door and into a hallway, with an inner hallway beyond, incorporating an office area. To the left is a wide archway into the dining room, with the fully fitted kitchen to the right of the dining room, with a door outside, and a spacious living room to the left, with a woodburner fireplace for the winter.
Patio doors from the living room lead to the conservatory, (31m2) and from there, out to the gardens and an area designated for a pool.
The pool exists on all the paperwork (once there was an above ground pool here) and therefore it would be possible to add one in this area. Back in the hallway two short corridors lead to the bedrooms, including a master suite, with a double bedroom, dressing area with built-in wardrobes and en-suite bathroom.
The other three bedrooms are all reasonable sizes, and all have access to their own bathrooms.
There is also an additional room (bedroom 5 or office).
On the sloping grounds below the house and gardens are steps to a fruit orchard with a variety of fruit trees, and more could be planted if required.
This delightful property offers comfort, privacy and tranquility, against the magnificent country and mountain backdrop.
Property Summary
– Plot: 5133m2
– House 180m2
– Porch: 50m2
– Pool: 49m2 (according to paperwork)
– Garage: 19m2
– Has licence of first occupation (fully legal)
– Council tax/IBI: 625€ p.a.
– Mains water and electrics
– 12000L water deposit for the house
– 16,000L water deposit for irrigation
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