Cottage/Farmhouse/Finca For Sale in Huescar,707686,Spain,Granada,Huescar

3 Bedroom Ruin in Huescar

Property Ref: 707686

Cottage/Farmhouse/Finca with 3 Bedrooms and 0 Bathrooms

sleeps 6, located in Huescar.

Interest Only Monthly Mortgage Payments from £39 per month

Cueva Arbol 14,450 euros

+++RECENTLY REDUCED FOR A QUICK SALE+++

This is a lovely property on the outskirts of the lively market town of Huescar.

The property requires a total reform but when finished will provide a large living accommodation. There was a sizeable outbuilding which has been removed to leave a spacious open patio or, alternatively, it could be rebuilt to give further accommodation.

When finished the property will have at least three double bedrooms, good sized kitchen and bathroom.

There is lovely garden area to the front which enjoys fantastic views of the town and local mountains and has room enough to plant vegetables. Alternatively there is plenty of room for a swimming pool.

This is a property with lots of scope and is now competitively priced.

The Location

This property is located in: Huescar.

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Local facilities available: Skiing, Horse riding.

Nearest	Name	Distance
Main Airport	Malaga	90 minutes driving

The Property

Property type:Cottage/Farmhouse/Finca

Bedrooms	Bathrooms	Sleeps
3	0	6
Property size (m²)	Plot size (m²)	Terrace size (m²)
0	0	0

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Granada

Granada, a high altitude city of romance and folklore, boasts one of the most popular tourist attractions in Spain, the Alhambra palace-fortress. Built by the Nasrid rulers in the 14th century the Alhambra is the most important and spectacular piece of Moorish architecture in Spain. The huge complex, set against the backdrop of the Sierra Nevada mountains, includes the summer palace with its fountains and gardens; the Palacios Nazaries with its intricate ornamentation; and a hilltop fortress. The city also boasts a Cathedral containing a Royal Chapel in which Isabel and Ferdinand of Spain lie buried, and a Moorish medina area, known as the Albaicin, with its labyrinth of narrow streets and whitewashed houses. North of Granada is Sacromonte hill, famed for its cave dwellings which were once the home of a large gypsy community.