Astorga, Castile and León, Address available on request

!! Semi-detached house with patio 5 bedrooms in Astorga (Leon)!

The house has 171.42 m2 built, located on Calle Bosque. 

Iad Spain. Ana López. Call to visit it at 638.286.990.

Semi-detached villa in Astorga, ready to enjoy it. 5 bedrooms, kitchen-living room, living room, patio, under-deck and garage.

On the ground floor there is the kitchen, living room, a beautiful and spacious living room and a bathroom with shower, as well as a large interior patio. 
On the first floor, four bedrooms, an office and two bathrooms (one with a shower and the other with a bathtub).

Possibility of adapting the attic for a specific use.

The boiler is Natural Gas.

We are located in a residential area of Astorga, with a supermarket, high school, school and 200 meters from the municipal swimming pool.
The villa is located in Astorga, located in the west of the province of León which has about 11,000 inhabitants. We can find all kinds of nearby services within a range of 12 minutes on foot such as an Alimerka supermarket, a Gadis supermarket, a pharmacy, schools (Colegio La Salle, Colegio Paula Montal and Ceip Gonzalez Álvarez) an Ies Austurica Augusta institute, among other services such as cafes, bars, hairdressers, gyms, shops, workshops Astorga is located between León (50 minutes) and Ponferrada (30 minutes) being very well connected.
Astorga (Asturian in Latin) is a city located in the province of León, 46 km. Southwest of the capital. It is the capital of the region of Maragatería.
It has an altitude of 868 m above sea level, and has an area of 46.78 km². And the Jerga River flows through it. Population: 10,867 inhabitants (Ine data as of 1/1/2019). It is the fifth city in the province by number of inhabitants (after León, Ponferrada, San Andrés del Rabanedo and Villaquilambre).
Distances:
48 km to León
155 km to Valladolid
323 km to Madrid
1502 km to Brussels

Astorga, the ancient Asturica Augusta, extolled by Pliny, has always been marked by the paths that began in it and reached it. Two of the most essential historical roads on the peninsula converge in the city: the Camino de Santiago and the Vía de la Plata, through which run the different cultural influences, which over more than two thousand years have shaped its character as a welcoming city and its outstanding monumental, artistic and gastronomic heritage.

Astorga bases its economy on tourism and the services attached to it (hotels, restaurants), thanks to the rich historical and religious heritage of the city, its culture and traditions, and being one of the emblematic stages of the Camino de Santiago. Its agri-food industry is also well known, with a notorious export capacity, and it has a solid retail and service trade sector, which polarizes the attraction of the Maragatería as its capital, and the rest of the surrounding regions.

To this must be added its location in a privileged geographical enclave, straddling Atlantic Spain (Galicia, Asturias) and Portugal on the one hand, and central Spain (Madrid) and the ancient Kingdom of León and old Castile on the other. A strategic logistical enclave that gave rise to the appearance and development of the muleteer as a transport system that at that time was made with mules and that transported fish from Galicia to Madrid and the interior and brought back oil, soap and other products such as chocolate and wool textiles typical of the area.
Places of interest: Gaudí Palace, Astorga Cathedral, Plaza Mayor, Chocolate Museum.

Iad Spain. Ana López. Call to visit it at 638.286.990.