Townhouse for sale in Alhabia, Almería

Reference: 983375

Beautiful two-storey house to design to your taste
Located in Alhabia (Almería), it offers 160 m² of usable space across 2 floors, connected by an internal staircase.

Great potential for those wishing to personalise every space to their taste, with a layout that allows for a spacious and versatile arrangement.
The property is currently unfinished, offering the opportunity to design the interiors according to the future owner’s needs and preferences, with the possibility of creating spacious rooms.

In terms of utilities, the house is connected to water, electricity and natural gas supplies, as well as fibre-optic broadband, cable TV and telephone services. The property is connected to the sewerage network.
A large communal terrace completes the property.

Distance and proximity to Almería city:
Alhabia enjoys an easily accessible location in relation to the city of Almería:
Distance: approximately 30 km.
Estimated driving time: 30 to 35 minutes.
Strategic location: It lies at the confluence of the Nacimiento and Andarax rivers, surrounded by municipalities such as Alhama de Almería, Terque, Alsodux and Santa Cruz de Marchena.

Road access:
There are two main driving routes to Alhabia from Almería city or the coast:
1. Main route (via A-92 and A-1075)
Route: Leave Almería via the A-92 motorway towards Granada.
Turn-off: Take the exit for the A-1075 provincial road (towards Alhabia / Alhama de Almería).
Advantage: This is the quickest and most convenient route, combining a motorway with a well-maintained secondary road.
2. Scenic route through the Andarax Valley (A-348 / A-1075)
Route: From Almería, pass through Huércal de Almería and Benahadux via the N-340a or A-348, then join the A-1075.
Advantage: A more picturesque journey through the villages of the lower and middle Andarax Valley, amid orange groves and vineyards.

Key features of Alhabia:
Pottery tradition: Historically, it has been one of the province of Almería’s most important pottery centres.
Heritage and history: Highlights include the Parish Church of San Juan Bautista (in the Neoclassical style) and the monument to Francisco Salmerón, a politician and distinguished local resident.
Natural surroundings: Ideal for hiking routes along the Andarax River and enjoying the contrasts of the Alpujarra’s semi-arid landscape.