9 bedroom House for sale with countryside view with Income Potential in Vinuela, Andalucia
There is a large water deposit between the two properties that are situated within 20 minutes of the coast. This interesting cortijo of 495m2, on a quiet roadside, with easy access, would be perfect both as a home for two families or potentially to convert into a retreat, B & B or similar.
It has a driveway from the road, through the mango trees, with a large area next to the house which could be cleared to form a large car park. A driveway and wide front terrace ru...
There is a large water deposit between the two properties that are situated within 20 minutes of the coast. This interesting cortijo of 495m2, on a quiet roadside, with easy access, would be perfect both as a home for two families or potentially to convert into a retreat, B & B or similar.
It has a driveway from the road, through the mango trees, with a large area next to the house which could be cleared to form a large car park. A driveway and wide front terrace runs in front of the house to a garage at the far end, although there is also a second very large garage/workshop.
The main house is on two floors. The front double doors lead, from the large covered terrace, into a spacious living room with a fireplace at the far end (9 x 3.5m including staircase). To the right are two bedrooms, (both around 4 x 3m), and from the rear living room wall there is a door into the fitted kitchen (5.5 x 3m), and the downstairs bathroom is next door (3 x 2.5m).
The stairs lead up to a large open area (around 8 x 4m) with a door out to an open terrace (around 10 x 3m). Along the rear wall are doors to the upstairs bathroom (3 x 2m) and three further bedrooms (all around
3 x 3m), plus an additional bedroom to the right hand end of the upstairs area (around 4 x 3m).
To the left of House 1, at ground level is a huge area that is currently used as a water deposit, covering around 10 x 5m. There is potential to open out this area by removing the front wall, and possibly installing an indoor pool here, with glass curtains. To the left of this area is the large garage/workshop, with large garage doors (5 x 5m). To the far end of the workshop is a door into a storeroom (5 x 2m).
Steps to the left hand side of the garage/workshop lead up to a small balcony terrace area, with a front door leading into House 2. The double front doors lead into a living/dining room (6 x 5m) with a door to a covered terrace with lovely views (5 x 3m). A wide arch leads from the living room to a corridor, with the fully fitted kitchen to the left (3.5 x 3m) and a door within the kitchen leading to a kitchen store room (1.5 x 2m).
Along the corridor, to the right is a door to a very large bedroom (around 7 x 3.5m) with a door to a balcony. Beyond and further down the corridor are two additional bedrooms (3 x 3m and 4 x 3.5m) and a bathroom (3 x 2m).
The mango farm (around 20,000m2 in total) is divided into two plots, and is mainly flat, with around 1000 young mango trees that are already in production. The farm extends under the nearby bridge over the country road, to the other side. It has its own well, irrigation water from the Vinuela reservoir, plus a very large water storage deposit. The property has mains water and electricity.
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