A pretty traditionally reformed village house in Yegen made famous by the writer Gerald Brennan in his book "South from Granada" which tells of his life in the 1920's in this Aplujarran village.

This property has been a holiday rental property for the current owners who have regular clients who book from year to year. It is fully equipped for the rental market and all of this is included in the sale.

The property is accessible with a car although it is neccessary to walk up a small pathway to the front door of the property.

Entry into the property is in to the living and dining room, where there is a traditional fireplace with woodburner for the cooler winter months and the property has central heating throughout.

A half wall seperates the lounge area from the dining and from there a doorway leads into a pretty alpujarran style kitchen. The kitchen comprises of a double stainless steel sink, washing machine, 5 ring gas cooker with oven, fridge freeezer and alpujarran style shelving with a tiled worktop.

A staircase leads to the first floor and underneath is a storage cupboard.

The first floor comprises of two double bedrooms and a bathroom with full size bath with shower over.

Both bedrooms have french doors onto the terrace which also houses the gas water heater. The terrace offers fantastic south facing views to the Sierra Gador and Contraviesa.

This property has chestnut beams and masses of traditonal features all of which have been tastefully incorporated into the property.

This pretty village house would be perfect holiday home for a family or a permanent home for a couple wanting to make a new life in this beautiful region.

The village is very friendly and although predominantly Spanish there are a number of British residents and other Europeans living in Yegen.

The village has a number of bars and restaurants, shops, schools etc and the mobile fish van calls daily as does the bread van.