Townhouse for sale in Pórtugos, Granada

There are houses that are already working. And there are houses that start working the day you buy them.

This one is the first kind.

386 square metres in a village in the Alpujarra mountains, Granada, with a tenant already in place. Three bedrooms. Two bathrooms. Garage. Basement. An Andalusian courtyard with a fountain — running water is the first thing you hear walking in.

Built in 2005. The solidity of something done properly, without the surprises of an old build. €619 per square metre, in the Alpujarra, at this size. No renovation to finance before the income starts.

This isn't a house for someone looking to renovate and wait. It's for someone who wants rent from month one, with no vacancy period between purchase and first income.

The Alpujarra has been an area of steady demand for years, for people who want to live away from the noise without giving up easy access to everything. Sierra Nevada on one side. The coast under an hour away.

Near the property there's an open-air storage yard belonging to a local firewood supplier. Their main activity is concentrated by the road, elsewhere — what sits next to the house is just storage, with occasional activity.

Viewings are arranged in advance — the property is occupied.