In 2005, the current owners purchased what were originally two cortijos constructed in 1900 and have created a very spacious home within them.



The 140m² of property comprise 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen, lounge and dining room. Added to this there is also a 460m² agricultural plot of land with outbuildings.



Focusing on the house initially you enter the property into a hallway / utility room that steps down into the large kitchen with feature beams and is large enough to accommodate a dining table, however, moving through the an archway from the kitchen you arrive at the dedicated dining room.



The dining room benefits a log burning stove and also has a stable door to the outside that could be utilised as a central main entrance to the property.



Moving from the dining room to the opposite end of the building from where you entered, you find the living room with shuttered windows and it is undoubtedly a cosy retreat at any time of the year due to the thick external walls keeping the summer heat out and the stove’s generated winter heat in.



All of the rooms mentioned so far run across the front side of the property whilst to the rear there are 4 double bedrooms, one with en suite wet room and also a recently completed family bathroom with bath & shower over, toilet, bidet and basin.



Also accessible from the entrance hall there is an internal staircase that leads to a roof top solarium. Still “work in progress” the solarium is a private space in which to enjoy the Andalucian climate and rustic views.



Opposite the property there is a 460m² plot of land that is part sunken garden, part parking and part storage for the owners business use. Again, work in progress at the time of listing the property and will be cleared by the point of sale, the land is classed as agricultural and has out buildings on it.



Subject to permissions the sunken garden could be utilised for an above ground plunge pool and the out buildings may also be developed. Meanwhile there is a lot of space for parking of vehicles and even such as boat trailer or similar.



Mains water and electric are connected to the property whilst bottle gas is used for hot water and cooking.



The village of Antas, like many in the area has retained its Spanish identity and whilst you will find an English bar or two the majority are Spanish spoken. In the village you will find a selection of shops, small supermarkets, weekly street market, school, bank and other facilities.



The beaches of Vera are a 15 minute drive away, and within another 5 minutes you can be in many other towns and villages both coastal and inland including Villaricos, Garrucha, Los Gallardos and Bédar. There is excellent access to the A7/E15 that serves Almería, Murcia and Alicante airports in 50 minutes, 70 minutes and 2 hours respectively.