Reference249535
Price599,000 EUR
Bedrooms5
Bathrooms3
Floor Space296.0m2
Land Area

5 bedroom Townhouse for sale with panoramic view with Income Potential in Alhaurin el Grande, Andalucia

599,000 EUR
515,140 GBP640,930 USD
Stylishly renovated 3 storey, 5 bedroom townhouse enjoying panoramic views from its ideal location near all amenities in the heart of the historic old town of Alhaurin el Grande.

This grand old townhouse has been meticulously renovated to an impeccable standard, offering a unique blend of timeless charm and modern convenience. It has been thoughtfully converted into three separate apartments, making it an exceptional business opportunity or a versatile living space for a large family.

Upon entering the ground floor, there is a welcoming entrance hall that leads into the first apartment. This cosy yet spacious apartment features a comfortable living room, a generously sized bed...
Stylishly renovated 3 storey, 5 bedroom townhouse enjoying panoramic views from its ideal location near all amenities in the heart of the historic old town of Alhaurin el Grande.

This grand old townhouse has been meticulously renovated to an impeccable standard, offering a unique blend of timeless charm and modern convenience. It has been thoughtfully converted into three separate apartments, making it an exceptional business opportunity or a versatile living space for a large family.

Upon entering the ground floor, there is a welcoming entrance hall that leads into the first apartment. This cosy yet spacious apartment features a comfortable living room, a generously sized bedroom, and a contemporary shower room. The highlight of this apartment is its large, modern family kitchen, complete with a separate dining area that opens out onto an expansive patio-perfect for enjoying the Andalusian sunshine and al fresco dining.

The first floor houses the second apartment, which exudes a sense of spaciousness and comfort. It boasts two double bedrooms, a stylish living room, and a well-appointed shower room. The separate kitchen, with its sleek finishes, provides ample space for culinary pursuits and leads out to a large terrace, offering a serene retreat for relaxation and outdoor gatherings.

The second floor is home to the third apartment, characterised by its open-plan living area and kitchen. This bright and airy space is perfect for modern living, with two double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room completing the layout. A delightful terrace provides the ideal spot for morning coffee or evening cocktails, with views over the picturesque town.

Situated within easy walking distance of all local amenities, this property combines convenience with a prime location.

Whether you are looking to invest in a lucrative rental business or seeking a versatile home with ample space for extended family and guests, this fully renovated townhouse in Alhaurin el Grande is an opportunity not to be missed.

Embrace the charm of historic living with the comfort of modern amenities in this exceptional property.
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