3 bedroom Villa for sale with countryside view in Canillas de Aceituno, Andalucia
Possibility of converting the lower floor of 116m2 into additional accommodation.
Set in the rolling countryside around the hamlet of Rubite, below Canillas de Aceituno, this pretty house is 25 minutes from Torre del Mar beach, 15 minutes from Vinuela, 10 minutes from Canillas de Aceituno and 20 minutes from the historic town of Velez-Malaga.
The access is very good, with only a few metres of very good dirt road to access it. The house borders the country lane on one side and has magnificent country and mountain views. The plot of 1,6...
Possibility of converting the lower floor of 116m2 into additional accommodation.
Set in the rolling countryside around the hamlet of Rubite, below Canillas de Aceituno, this pretty house is 25 minutes from Torre del Mar beach, 15 minutes from Vinuela, 10 minutes from Canillas de Aceituno and 20 minutes from the historic town of Velez-Malaga.
The access is very good, with only a few metres of very good dirt road to access it. The house borders the country lane on one side and has magnificent country and mountain views. The plot of 1,600m2, which although sloping has a good flat area accessed by steps to one side, and a terraced garden with a huge covered area on the upper level. There is a gated entrance to one side of the house with a slope leading to a lockable garage.
Main house - 157m2: arched covered porch to the front, entrance hall (6 x 2m). 2 double bedrooms (3.5 x 3m, 3.5 x 3m) and at the far end the master bedroom (4 x 3.5m) with hot and cold air conditioning and an en-suite bathroom (2 x 1.7m). Also at the back is the guest bathroom (2 x 1.25m). To the right of the hallway is the fully equipped kitchen (4 x 2.5m) and with 2 windows (to the front and to the side of the house). Adjacent is the living/dining room (7 x 4m) with a wood-burning fireplace and hot and cold air conditioning. From the living room a door leads out to a large terrace (6 x 4m) with excellent views, the perfect outdoor dining and relaxation area.
From the terrace steps lead to the gates of the property and to the ramp and parking area. Steps to the side lead down to the lower garden, with a large paved area, surrounding the lower level of the house. Here there is the lockable garage (6 x 4m), with plenty of space for a large car and a store/workshop to one side.
The covered terrace in front of the lower facade of the house covers an area of 10 x 3m, and from here there is accesses to the lower level of 116m2, with windows, ideal for anyone who wants to adapt it to make it a separate living unit, apartments, or perhaps combine a living unit with a large workshop.
On the other side, the open terrace surrounds the side of the house, the ideal place for an above ground swimming pool. In front of this area is the Jacuzzi hot tub, for several people. Steps behind this area lead to the lower gardens with many fruit trees and flowering shrubs and bushes, as well as vines.
This beautiful property is ideal for anyone who wants a comfortable, easy to maintain home in the countryside, not too far from the coast and not too high in the mountains. It is also ideal for those looking for a second living unit, perhaps for rent, or for a family member.
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