Townhouse for sale in Badolatosa, Seville

This beautifully presented 673 m2 build property sits on the main street in the town of Badolatosa, in the province of Seville in Andalusia, Spain, close to all the local amenities including plenty of bars and tapas restaurants scattered along the main street and down to the pretty plaza. The property has a marble-finished facade with a central entrance hall that opens into a wonderful reception room with feature brick archways. On the left and right of the entrance are two equally sized front rooms that could be used as bedrooms or study/sitting rooms. The archways lead into a bright spacious dining area where the glass ceiling is four floors high, letting the natural light flood through this property, continuing into a stunning finished kitchen with plenty of storage space, perfectly situated for entertaining.

The ground floor continues to a bathroom and opens to a large living room with a feature fireplace and private bar complete with coolers and an ice maker to prepare the nicest cocktails to enjoy inside or outside whilst sat around the private swimming pool. On the first floor the landing has been dedicated to a reading area that opens to a large double bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and Juliet balconies to the front of the property, and a further two double bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms to the rear. Each floor benefits from stylish arched windows that look into the central dining area and also from the light that floods into all levels.

The second floor opens to an open-plan space at the front of the property which is currently used as a games room but has electric points and lights installed to accommodate a further three bedrooms if required. To the rear of this floor is what the current owners refer to as the master suite with a large open-plan room with ample space for a sitting area, bedroom suite and separate walk-in wardrobe, and a stunning en-suite bathroom with a freestanding bath, a separate shower cubicle and twin sinks, as well as your own private terrace.

On the fourth floor a central hallway opens to a large rear terrace looking out over the countryside, and to the front a separate terrace looking out over the rooftops of Badolatosa—two completely separate terraces divided by the glass atrium that covers the stunning central dining area.