Townhouse for sale in Jimena de la Frontera, Cádiz

Price reduced to 70,000€
Reform into 2 properties
This is a large village terraced house that can be accessed via 2 different streets. Interestingly, the upper part is accessed both by the front door, leading through the house and exiting at the first floor or from the back lane to ascend the exterior staircase to the third floor and can easily be converted into a 2 bed 1 bath or open planned loft style studio which could look amazing. The downstairs has a sitting room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms and a shower room. There is a room which you walk through to get to another bedroom which was a bedroom originally. It may make more sense to convert this space into a bedroom with shower room and walk in wardrobe.
Large family home
Unify the third floor with the other 2 floors and you have a lovely, large family home. There is a tiny inner courtyard that offers natural light on the ground floor at the back of the house. You can look down on this area from the first floor exterior patio. The inner natural light could be kept with glass bricks for example and adding a supporting beam this would create a first floor terrace for meals and sunbathing. As mentioned, the third floor could be incorporated into the main building and it would convert the home into an inviting four bed 3 bath which could be marketed for around 250 - 300,000 € depending on how it was done and the finishings used.
Very interesting investment
At present this property can be bought for only 70,000€ Spend the same again and you have an investment that has created extra value and equity in the property. This can be kept as a large family home or split into two separate houses; one a starter home and the other a modest family home for a young family. The best views are from the loft area.
Upper zone Jimena de la Frontera
Jimena DLF is a small town of approximately 10,000 inhabitants in the village itself and a further 3,000 in outlying districts. There is a huge amount of history - from Neolithic, Romans, Moors, Christians and the present day population of largely Spanish and some 10% non Spanish from Rumania, Britain, Morocco and Northern Europe for the main part. A happy and welcoming community with historic castle and wonderful rambling routes through the Los Alcornocales Natural Park and along the river Hozgarganta - one of the 2 main arterial rivers in this part of Andalusia.