Terraced Villa for sale in Guaro, Málaga

- Fully renovated 150 m² attached village house.
- The materials used in the renovation are of high quality, resulting in a beautiful, cosy and modern home.
- Designer tiles, highly durable ceramic-tile flooring, taps from leading brands, a beautiful breakfast bar separating the kitchen from the living room, a modern, well-furnished kitchen with nearly new appliances, solid wood doors, an attractive fireplace with a built-in unit, solid wood stair handrails, and high-quality wood-effect aluminium windows with double glazing.
- Main features:
On the ground floor, there is a large living-dining room with a fireplace, an open-plan kitchen with a built-in breakfast bar, and a fully furnished kitchen equipped with high-quality appliances. The wall tiles are designer tiles, and above the sink there is a large window overlooking an interior patio. Two additional windows in the living room provide natural light and cross-ventilation.
A spacious bedroom with a large picture window offers the option of avoiding the stairs, making it ideal for elderly or disabled people.
Patio with a barbecue, storage cupboard and high-quality built-in sink, all designed for leisure and relaxation with family and friends.
Storage room under the stairs.
- First floor:
Three spacious bedrooms, all with large picture windows, a hallway with a large window, and a beautiful designer bathroom.
- Second floor:
Large bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and access to a large outdoor sun terrace.

- The property is almost brand new, offering every luxury detail and comfort.
- The location is perfect, as it is very central yet situated on a no-through road, away from traffic and pedestrian noise.
- Ideal for enjoying a healthy village lifestyle, with the peace and tranquillity of daily life, even during festivals.

- A little history:

Guaro, located in the Sierra de las Nieves (Málaga), has prehistoric and Roman origins, although its present-day centre dates back to the Andalusi Arab period, when it served as a defensive fortress. Conquered by the Catholic Monarchs in 1485, it was granted town status in 1614. It is renowned for its Andalusi architecture, almond cultivation and the Festival of the Moorish Moon.
The following historical highlights stand out:
Origins and Arab Period: The earliest known settlements were located in “Guaro el Viejo”, a defensive watchtower of Andalusi origin that formed part of the network of the Guadalhorce Valley.
Reconquest and County: Following the Christian conquest in 1485, the town retained a blend of cultures. In 1614, Philip IV granted it town status and, in 1648, it became a county under the rule of D. Juan Chumacero de Sotomayor y Carrillo.
Cultural Heritage: Highlights include the Church of San Miguel Arcángel (16th century), built on the site of a former mosque, and its winding Andalusi-style streets.
Agricultural Tradition: The historic and present-day economy is based on agriculture, particularly olive and almond cultivation.
Today, Guaro is a white Andalusian village that preserves traces of its Andalusi and Roman past, renowned for its natural surroundings and traditions.

Distance to Marbella: 23.5 km
Distance to Málaga city: 47.4 km
Distance to Málaga Airport: 51.4 km