Terraced Villa for sale in Jaén city, Jaén

This exquisite detached residence in Linares boasts a stunning, meticulously maintained garden and an inviting pool, perfect for relaxation and entertaining. Inspired by Moroccan design and paying homage to Spain’s rich historical tapestry, the property features a captivating blend of cultural influences. The impressive entrance hallway leads seamlessly into the spacious living and dining areas, a modern kitchen with direct access to the garden patio overlooking the pool, an elegant office space, and a convenient ground-floor bathroom. Upstairs, there are four generously-sized bedrooms and a breathtaking landing that overlooks the grand entrance, creating a sense of openness and elegance.

The kitchen opens onto a picturesque garden patio that overlooks the pool and the lower garden level, which is adorned with a pomegranate tree and other lush plants. The garden area includes a charming day room with comfortable seating and an outdoor bathroom, ideal for outdoor gatherings. A large garage comfortably fits two sizeable cars, adding practical convenience.

Architectural features include a roof trimmed with Andalusian and Moroccan style tiles, complemented by all-natural floor tiles throughout the home. The lighting design is exceptional, with standout lamps and fixtures enhancing every space with a warm, inviting glow. Every detail exudes high-quality craftsmanship and luxury.

The property is situated within an established urbanization that was once a mine, adding a unique history and character to the area. This beautiful home seamlessly combines cultural depth, modern comfort, and timeless appeal.

The house is a modern construction built in 2002, with excellent construction quality, as it has a 50 cm reinforced concrete foundation slab. It is located in a residential area of single-family homes with plots ranging from 1,000 to 4,000 square meters. The complex has 11,000 square meters of common areas, including a tennis court, a swimming pool, and a beautiful old English-style house for celebrations. The community fee is 42 euros. The house is close to a town (Linares) of 60,000 inhabitants (where the Regional Hospital is located) and all kinds of services and shops. Public transportation connects the complex to this town. Malaga is a 2.5-hour drive away, Granada (with its airport) is an hour and a quarter away, and the center of Madrid is less than 3 hours away by car. There is also a train station nearby (Linares-Baeza).

The materials used are purely artisanal and traditional:
• The roof is made with handmade tiles in old Andalusian tile factories.
• The railings and lanterns are hand-forged, crafted by a renowned artisan.
• The exterior features antique granite cobblestone flooring.
• The white stones in the garden are pinkish-white marble brought from Portugal.
• The reddish stones decorating the garden are from old mines in the area.
• The garden features a sturdy metal structure designed for a vegetable garden.
• The floors inside the house are made of antique clay tiles, handmade over 100 years ago. Some pieces bear the fingerprints of the artisan, and others feature the footprints of various animals that stepped on them before they were placed in the kiln for firing.
• The bathroom and kitchen wall tiles are handmade.
It is made of glazed clay, with brushwork and
• Inside, there are old railroad ties. • There are light fixtures • The furniture pieces are old sleepers from the
wooden beams built with giant tiles can be seen.
which are unique and exclusive pieces.
of oak or rosewood. some
There is a 12-square-meter tool shed.
Water: water supplied by the town hall from a borehole and suitable for irrigation, showers, etc. The house has a reverse osmosis machine for purifying the water for consumption.
Telephone-Internet: There is fiber optic.