A pretty village house with garden for renovation in the Las Alpujarras.

This house is in the popular of Juviles famous for the jamon which is sent to the village to be dried on account of the pure mountain air, the altitude (said to produce a much better tasting jamon)
and the mountain spring water.

The village is unspoilt and very popular with visitors as it is situated on the GR7 which makes it a must for the walkers and hikers who visit the Alpujarras all year round.

The house is in effect detached as it is only joined to another property by the wall at the back adjoining the old stable.

The ground floor of the house is still in the form of stables and animal quarters but which offer the potential for at least six more large rooms.

Stairs lead up to the first floor which has been used until very recently as living accommodation.

Front Elevation	Front of house	Front door	Stable room
Landing & stairs	Tradition beamed ceiling	Tradition fire place	Bathroom

The central salon has a french window with tiny balcony looking onto the garden all the other rooms are situated off this central salon. There is a traditional kitchen with fireplace and bread oven,
Bathroom, and 4 other rooms mainly used as bedrooms.

The roof is in the traditional alpujarran style and could be converted to a roof terrace offering fantastic views over the village to the Sierra de Contraviesa.

A separate doorway to the rear of the house enters into a large stable/bodega which could be converted to provide further accommodation or for a possible separate rental property.

To the front of the property is a garden requiring a little attention to make a very pretty area for sitting out and enjoying the village life.

The nearest thing to a rush hour here is when the donkeys and mules pass by laden down with crops after a day in the fields with their owner!

This property would make a lovely home and would also generate a good rental income should it be used as a holiday property.

French window	Central Salon
Stables	Out buildings