Authentic 6 bedroom House for sale with sea and countryside views in Cajiz, Andalucia
This beautiful estate, house (196m2), is just a short drive from the coast - with around 1,000 mangos and lots of space for planting further trees.
This charming Finca is accessed directly from the Cajiz road, close to the village and to the coast. Electric gates open onto a private driveway lined with palm trees, winding its way up to the spacious parking area and the house.
The land, now slightly abandoned but easily recoverable, is a great expanse of t...
This beautiful estate, house (196m2), is just a short drive from the coast - with around 1,000 mangos and lots of space for planting further trees.
This charming Finca is accessed directly from the Cajiz road, close to the village and to the coast. Electric gates open onto a private driveway lined with palm trees, winding its way up to the spacious parking area and the house.
The land, now slightly abandoned but easily recoverable, is a great expanse of trees and planted terraces, plus plenty of flat land, beginning at the house and gardens and extending South towards the southern limits of the estate. Around the house are lovely gardens with mature plants that just need a little care to bring them back to a perfect state.
Most of the trees are mango trees (around 2,500) and these could be brought back into production with a little care, and more trees can be planted, enabling a healthy income from the yield.
The property is connected to the mains water and for the land there are two private wells. The estate is also part of an irrigation water group and has a huge open water reservoir for the purpose of irrigating the crops.
The house has been built in an L-shape. The first section consists of a line of 4 large rooms, (each around 4 x 5.5m), each with double patio doors to a huge rear terrace. One of the rooms has the main entrance door from the North side of the house and the room at the far end could easily become an integrated garage. Alternatively, all four rooms could be converted into studios (3 would need bathrooms adding, one already has a bathroom) for rental to tourism.
An alternative to this could be to use the rooms for business activities, such as workshops, teaching etc., or they could become extra bedrooms for the main house.
The second section of the house consists of two bedrooms, two bathrooms, (one en-suite), a laundry room and a spacious, open plan kitchen/dining/living room (7 x 3.5m) with patio doors out to a separate covered terrace with lovely views across to the coast.
This interesting property offers the buyer the potential to enjoy a life in the best climate in Europe and a business based from home. And for anyone not wishing to look after the trees, there are plenty of local people who would be happy to take over their care and production.
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