5 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic view with Income Potential in Coin, Andalucia
This beautifully maintained property offers exceptional versatility-ideal as a family home, multi-generational residence, or rental income with an existing Tourist Licence.
Three spacious double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, including a principal en-suite, plus a family bathroom, are on the top floor. A pull-down ladder leads to a versatile loft space (office, studio, or hobby room) opening onto an impressive panoramic roof terrace.
The main living area features an inv...
This beautifully maintained property offers exceptional versatility-ideal as a family home, multi-generational residence, or rental income with an existing Tourist Licence.
Three spacious double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes, including a principal en-suite, plus a family bathroom, are on the top floor. A pull-down ladder leads to a versatile loft space (office, studio, or hobby room) opening onto an impressive panoramic roof terrace.
The main living area features an inviting entrance hall, guest WC, utility room, and a fully fitted kitchen. The bright living-dining room boasts a wood-burning stove and opens directly onto a huge private terrace with sweeping countryside views.
On the lower level (Self-Contained Unit) is a fully licensed tourist apartment-offering immediate rental income potential.
It includes an open-plan living/dining area with a fitted kitchen, a master en-suite bedroom, a second double bedroom, a family bathroom, and a large utility/storage room.
Additional amenities are an integral garage, six solar panels, double glazing, marble flooring, central gas heating, air conditioning (master bedroom), and access to a large communal swimming pool
Situated on the outskirts of Coin in a secure, quiet gated community which backs onto scenic forest trails and hiking routes. While offering peaceful countryside living, it remains just a short drive from Coin's vibrant town centre, schools, shops, and healthcare facilities.
Excellent road links provide effortless access to Marbella, Fuengirola, Malaga Airport, and Costa del Sol beaches. With its rare combination of prime location, breathtaking mountain views, flexible layout, and active tourist licence, this property presents a unique lifestyle and investment opportunity.
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1. Putting down a Holding Deposit
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