6 bedroom Villa for sale with sea view with Income Potential in Mojacar, Andalucia
The current owners have split each of the 3 floors of 100m2 floor into 3 flats with a communal pool.
The top floor is used as the proprietors accommodation with a single en suite apartment with excellent views with a private roof terrace of 90m2 accessed from the outside with sea views. The apartment also has a wood burner and air conditioning.
The next floor is a 2 bed/2bathroom apartment with en suite master bedroom with fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has a walk in shower and double sink...
The current owners have split each of the 3 floors of 100m2 floor into 3 flats with a communal pool.
The top floor is used as the proprietors accommodation with a single en suite apartment with excellent views with a private roof terrace of 90m2 accessed from the outside with sea views. The apartment also has a wood burner and air conditioning.
The next floor is a 2 bed/2bathroom apartment with en suite master bedroom with fitted wardrobes. The bathroom has a walk in shower and double sinks.
All apartments have quality fixtures and fittings brought over from Germany.
The large living room leads out onto an east facing terrace.
The 3rd apartment is on the lowest level and also has 2 double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.
There is also on the ground floor an independent office space with a shower which could be made into bedroom 6.
Features include:
Garage of 24m2
PVC double glazed high quality windows.
Telephone landline connected between the 3 flats
Tubing for solar water and winter heating are all in place.
New water softener is 1000 litre automatically filling up from rainwater
Moszquito netting at most windows.
All terrace doors and windows are burglar protected with steel grids.
Each flat has its own water and electric metres and entrances.
Ideal to live in the top flat and rent out the other or 2 families could live there together.
The property has many options, it is well located just 5 minutes from the beach and red cross roundabout.
Mojacar, where the sun shines 320 days of the year, has much to offer for the tourist and resident, with 14 kilometres of sandy, uncluttered beaches, and a backdrop of spectacular mountains which are abundant in flora and fauna. It is known throughout Spain as the Corner of Enchantment for its unique character and micro-climate. Although only a small seaside town Mojacar offers 2 quality links golf courses and several other golf courses are only a short drive away. There is no high-rise building to obscure the sea or the views, nor will there be; earlier edicts have ensured that this lovely area will remain as natural as possible. It is for this reason that Mojacar is known as the 'Corner of Enchantment'. Located on the south-east coast of Andalusia, and surrounded by designated areas of natural beauty, Mojacar is an ideal venue which offers solitary beaches, restaurants, trendy chiringitos-beach bars, street cafes, shops, and many sporting facilities. Mojacar and all its surrounding towns and villages have their individual street markets where everyone can enjoy local cuisine, tradition, colour - and the REAL Spain. Situated only an hours drive from Almeria international airport and 1.5 to 2.5 hour drive to the airports of Murcia and Alicante. Mojacar has excellent motorway access and in the next few years will be served by the AVE high speed train from Madrid.
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