APA494- Traditional country house within walking distance of Barriada el Puente, in Alora- UNDER OFFER

This charming, traditional country house enjoys a semi-rural location but is within easy, walking distance of all of the amenities of Barriada del Puente and Álora train station and less than 100 metres from a reputable traditional Spanish bar/restaurant.

The house extends to 103m2 and is set within a mature garden & citrus orchard of just under a quarter of an acre, approx 800m2.

The accommodation is distributed over two levels.

To the front of the property is an expansive front terrace ideal for “al fresco” dining and entertaining.

One enters the property from the terrace into a welcoming reception hall which leads off to the right to a bright, modern fitted kitchen/diner and to the left to an utility room, a bathroom & a double bedroom.

An attractive staircase leads up from the hall to the upper level which hosts a nice, bright sitting room featuring a wood burning stove and double doors which offer access to a 18m2 upper terrace with plenty of room for dining and sunbathing and hosting amazing views across the Guadalhorce valley to Álora pueblo and its historic castle and as far as the Sierra de Las Nieves mountains in the distance.

The second bedroom completes the accommodation on the upper level.

There is also an outside stair offering direct access to the garden from the upper level which, possibly, offers the potential of converting the property into two small units of accommodation.

The current owner has carried out some upgrading of the property including installation of a new fitted kitchen, installation of double glazed UPVC windows and an aircon heating and cooling unit in the upstairs bedroom, although the property would benefit from a little further upgrading, in particular, the bathroom which would benefit from modernisation.

The current owner has also installed a prefabricated swimming pool in the garden and this would be included in the sale.

The character and charm of this property really cannot be over emphasized.

The property was historically the home of the local “ techador”, home and business of the man who made the traditional terracotta roof tiles “tejas” and part of the kiln, which reported dates back several centuries, still remains within the garden and adds another very interesting feature to the property.

Although traditional and very charming, this property enjoys the advantage of not only excellent access but also the modern amenities of mains drinking water & electricity, highspeed internet and irrigation water.

It really does offer a potential buyer the opportunity to acquire a very special Andalucian retreat.