Reference251714
Price229,000 EUR
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms1
Floor Space
Land Area590.0m2

Income Producing 2 bedroom Villa for sale with panoramic and lake or river views in Los Romanes, Andalucia

229,000 EUR
196,940 GBP245,030 USD
A delightful house on one level, within a short walk of the centre of the lake-view village of Los Romanes, with a good rental history.

Situated on the edge of this picturesque village, on a plot of 590m2, this is a simple, beautiful and easy to maintain home on one level, ideal for holiday rentals or as a family holiday home.
A driveway from the street leads to a private parking area and a front garden with gravel and flowering bushes and plants overlooking Lake Vinuela.
A side terrace acts as a perfect place to relax and dine, and to the rear is a large terrace with views over the countryside and part of the village. Steps lead down to the pool (23m2) and pool terrace.
A delightful house on one level, within a short walk of the centre of the lake-view village of Los Romanes, with a good rental history.

Situated on the edge of this picturesque village, on a plot of 590m2, this is a simple, beautiful and easy to maintain home on one level, ideal for holiday rentals or as a family holiday home.
A driveway from the street leads to a private parking area and a front garden with gravel and flowering bushes and plants overlooking Lake Vinuela.
A side terrace acts as a perfect place to relax and dine, and to the rear is a large terrace with views over the countryside and part of the village. Steps lead down to the pool (23m2) and pool terrace.

From the side terrace, the front door leads into a very lovely open plan living area (around 9 x 5m) consisting of a living/dining room with glass patio doors to the front garden with lake views, and a modern, fully fitted, open plan kitchen with a window over the side of the garden.
To the rear is access to two double bedrooms (9m2 and 12m2 with wardrobes) and a modern bathroom between the two (around 2.5 x 2m).

This property has been used by the owners to generate extra income and has a very good track record. It has a tourist licence and is sold as it is, ready to continue to offer it, or to enjoy it. Just move in and enjoy.
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Features

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Parking
Has vehicle parking
Single Storey
On one level
Existing Tourism Licence
Existing licence for tourist accommodation
Potential for Income
Existing or suitable conditions for income
Rentable Accommodation
Gite, B&B, guest room or other space suitable for rent income
Terrace
Terraced outside space
Garden
Has landscaped garden space
Private Pool
Has private swimming pool
Air Conditioning
Existing in one or more rooms
Panoramic View
Wide-ranging views from the property
Lake or River View
Full or partial view of a lake or river
Walk to Amenities
Shops and other amenities within easy walking distance
Traditional Style
Rustic, traditional or character style
Good Condition

Location

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This Villa is located in Los Romanes in Spain

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