Andalucia, Granada, Baza, Spain

Ref. GR2866
Granada Estate Agency presents for sale a unique opportunity: two impressive properties on a plot of more than 5000m2 just a few metres from the centre of Baza and yet in the middle of nature.

The first house is distributed over three floors:

Ground floor: we access directly to a spacious living room, whose large windows offer cheerful views to the swimming pool and an unbeatable luminosity. Next, we find a dining room that could be used as an additional bedroom, a large kitchen and a complete bathroom.
First floor: here you will find three very spacious bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.
Basement: a large games room surprises us in this space, next to which there is another space that could be converted into an additional bedroom.
This property has oil central heating.

The second house, situated on the same plot but separated by a gate, is built on a single floor. Here, luxury is evident in every detail.

This villa has a spacious living room whose luminosity is guaranteed by the glass wall that separates it from the garden. In it, there is a custom-made wooden bookcase and a modern fireplace. It also has a large dining room from which there is access to the kitchen, which has direct access to the porch in front of the swimming pool.
The property has three very spacious bedrooms, one of them with a bathroom equipped with a Jacuzzi and a dressing room. It also offers two more bathrooms and another room now used as a laundry room.

Each of the properties has its own private pool and garden area.

This unique property offers the opportunity to live in one of the properties and use the other for holiday rentals or events. It is also perfect as a permanent residence for a family looking to live in separate dwellings, but sharing the same plot.

Don�t miss the opportunity to acquire this exceptional property that combines the beauty of the surroundings with the comfort and luxury of modern living, contact us for more information and discover your new home in this idyllic spot!

Ideally located just a few minutes from Baza, where we have all amenities, shops, public transport, school, banks �� a few minutes from the Geopark, 30 minutes from Guadix, 1 hour from Granada and 1 hour and a half from the coast of Almeria.

The millenary city of Baza dominates the valley to which it gives its name, and is located on the slopes of the Sierra de Baza, a Natural Park of 52,337 hectares, a true �climatic island� due to its humidity and abundant vegetation, with heights of over 2,000 metres at its summits, which contrasts vividly with the surrounding environment.

A monumental city, its historical and artistic heritage is a summarised account in stone of the different cultures it has known over time.

Abundant archaeological remains from prehistoric times have been found here.

Here, in the 4th century BC, the Iberian people of the Bastetanos settled, founders of the city of Basti (origin of the present-day Baza), one of the oldest on the peninsula, and which gives its name to a wider region: Bastetania. The archaeological finds of the Lady of Baza and the Torso of Guerrero date from this historical period.

The Carthaginian general Hamilcar, according to the account of Titus Livius, died in his flight towards Basti when he was defeated by the Hispanic leader Orison in 230 BC.

An important city in Roman Hispania, it played an important role in the trade and exchange of goods between the Levantine coast and the inland areas.

In the first half of the 13th century, the Arab leader Ibn al-Alhamar, lord of Arjona, took the cities of Jaén, Baza (1234) and Guadix, proclaiming himself king, which would lead, five years later, to the formation of the Nasrid kingdom of Granada.

It was taken by the Christians in 1325 and recovered several years later by Abu Valid. The chronicles lead us to believe that the Arabs tried out the use of artillery in the siege of the town, perhaps for the first time in Europe.

After six months of siege and several attempts by El Zagal to help, Baza surrendered to the Catholic Monarchs in December 1489. Its defender, Cid Hiaya, was baptised in the royal tent of the Catholic Monarchs and took the name of D. Pedro de Granada, fighting with the Christian forces in subsequent military operations.

The subsequent Christianisation of the region meant the expulsion of the Moors and the end of the coexistence of three cultures, Muslim, Catholic and Jewish, which had been a historical constant in Al-Andalus for eight centuries.

There is evidence to suggest that Miguel de Cervantes was in Baza as a Judge Executor of the Royal Treasury, around 1604.



NOTE: The price indicated does not include taxes or deed expenses, nor agency fees. The surface areas indicated on this page are descriptive and approximate. The properties are sold unfurnished.