Moclín, Granada, Andalusia, Spain

Surprisingly spacious village house with large, secluded garden. The property is located in one of the prettiest streets in Moclín, the village made famous by the BBC TV programme, 'Amanda and Alan's Spanish Job'.

Plot size 194 m2
Built area 84 m2

3 bedrooms
Bathroom
Kitchen
Sitting Room
Dining Room
Garden Room
Large, secluded garden

This is a surprisingly spacious house with lots of potential and a wonderful, secluded garden; rare for a village house.

From the front, the house appears to be small and relatively modest, but the facade is deceptive. Inside, the property opens up to provide well-balanced and spacious accommodation, all in need of good refurbishment. There are no structural problems in evidence, and the ceiling heights are good throughout. However, the usual things need replacing - kitchen, bathroom, complete redecoration and the taming of the garden.

There is a small front patio with a grapevine, and double doors open directly into the sitting room.

There is a rear hallway with stairs to the first floor and a door into the dining room. The kitchen is spacious but needs refitting, and there is a door to the bathroom. From the kitchen there is access to a rear patio that has another bathroom and a passage through to the garden. Before you reach the garden, you pass through a garden store room that could be turned into a lovely barbecue area.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms.

The garden is a particular highlight of this property as it is flat and secluded. Shade is already provided by a mature tree in the centre of the space, but there is a lot of potential to create a real oasis, possibly with a plunge pool.

Moclín is a beautiful and historic village, part of a municipality of 7 villages all of which have their own amenities - bars, small shops, doctor surgeries, pharmacies etc., and regular bus services to Granada and neighbouring villages. Calle Amargura is one of the oldest streets in the village and is designated as a picturesque corner due to the colourful plant pots that line the street and the panoramic views from the Ermita de San Antón at the top of the hill.

Lots of potential, not too much work and a lovely garden.