Name: Granada - Zagra - 223m2
SKU: TR63234
Price: 55000 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

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393 m²

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4 habs.

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Inmobiliaria Granada Houses pone a la venta esta gran casa de pueblo en Zagra, ideal para convertirla en una vivienda rural para alquileres turísticos.
La casa se situa en el casco antiguo del pueblo, con calles estrechas e inclinadas y donde no se puede aparcar el coche…
La casa se compone de tres plantas. En la planta primera hay un amplio recibidor, sala de estar, portón lateral con pasillo largo que antiguamente se usaba para la entrada de los animales, cocina rústica con chimenea. Separado de la vivienda principal hay una edificación de dos plantas, la planta baja con un cuarto de baño, cuadras para cerdos y zona de almacenajae con una gran chimenea tradicional donde se hacían las matanzas de los cerdos. La planta alta está dividida en dos secciones y se utilizaba para almacenaje de material agrícola y de las matanzas.
De vuelta a la casa principal, en la primera planta hay una pasillo distribuidor y 3 amplias habitaciones, una de ellas interior.
La planta superior es totalmente diáfana y con techos de madera a la vista, ideal para convertirla en estudio u obtener otros 3 dormitorios.
En el pueblo ha farmacia, banco, médico en la mañana, tienda de alimentación y panaderias. Se sitúa a menods de media hora de la ciudad de Loja donde hay todo tipo de comercios y servicios.
Llámenos hoy mismo y reserva una visita!!!

Granada Houses Estate Agency offers you an opportunity to buy this large village house with fascinating exterior space in the lovely small town of Zagra.
There are two entrances to the house, one straight into the main living area and the other that leads to a tiled hall which gives access to the outside spaces.
The front door takes you straight into a cosy sitting room with staircase to the upper floors, large understair cupboard, door to the dining room and door to the exterior hallway.
All the doors in the house are original as are the storage cupboards in the kitchen and the fireplace surround.
Going upstairs you come to the first floor with three bedrooms. All the bedrooms are a good size and one of them has a beamed ceiling and looks out to the outside space.
Another staircase leads you to the huge open plan top floor room with beamed ceiling. This room would originally have been used as a drying room for the family’s home-made sausages and for storage of meat, wine and cheese. This room would make a superb open plan loft style space with bedroom, bathroom and seating areas. There’s room to install a kitchen too.
On the groundfloor leading from the large street side doors or via the sitting room, the long corridor takes you to the kitchen, a large bathroom, a building for renovation and all the original animal pens and feeding troughs. At one point the owners of this house would have had goats, chickens, maybe pigs and a donkey. The area with the stables and feeding troughs is fascinating and with some thoughtful renovations could make a truly unique exterior space. Through a very tiny door is an area where if you took the roof off you could have a super roof terrace above the stables and below shaded areas for when it’s really hot in summer.
The separate building is accessed via a staircase and has wood beamed roof construction and two rooms. One room is a large L shape and the other a more traditional shape. It could easily become a one bedroom apartment and access could be via the large street side doors to make it a rentable space.
With a little imagination this could be a unique and gorgeous home, holiday rental or personal bolt-hole.