Maison de village de 3 chambres à vendre à Moclin
Moclin, Grenade, Andalousie, Espagne
Description complète
134 m2 Built Area
166 m2 Plot Area
3 Bedrooms
2 Reception Rooms
Kitchen
Bathroom
Large Patio Garden
First Floor Roof Terrace
Separate Small Studio
Outside Utility Area
If you are looking for a characterful village house with the scope to tweak and shape to suit your specific requirements, then this house has all the necessary ingredients.
It is structurally in very good condition with a recently renewed roof and replastered ceilings on the first floor. There is, however, the potential to create a bedroom studio in the patio garden, add a first floor bathroom and transform the roof terrace to create a very special home. It might also be an idea to remove one or two non-structural walls to create a larger kitchen/dining room at the rear of the ground floor.
Ground Floor
Welcoming entrance hall with stairs up to the first floor.
Two reception rooms (a dining room and a living room), ground floor bedroom and a small kitchen. Ground floor bathroom.
First Floor
Two good sized bedrooms, one of which has built in wardrobes and two sets of French windows with views up to Moclín castle. The main bedroom also has a door onto the secadero at the rear - this is a semi-open area once used for drying products such as peppers or chorizo. These spaces make great terraces and this particular area has lovely views towards the adjacent mountain.
Outside
At the rear of the property, there is a generous patio with its own working well. In one corner there is a utility area with roof covering. It would be possible to add a floor above this utility room to create a first floor bathroom.
Studio. This is an outhouse with two rooms that could be used as a store room or could be converted to provide a guest bedroom with ensuite bathroom.
There is plenty of space in the patio to install a plunge pool.
Moclín is the village that was used as the location for the BBC TV programme, ‘Amanda and Alan’s Spanish Job’, and this property is situated on Calle Real, the road that runs up from the main square in which Casa Alamanda is situated.
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