Gandia, Valencian Community 46728

This exclusive home, recently renovated, is divided into two independent units connected by an external staircase. The first house, on the ground floor, offers a bright living room with views of the garden and the mountains, an American kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The second house, on the second floor, has a dining room with panoramic views, a spacious living room with fireplace, a double bedroom with bunk bed, a fully equipped kitchen with laundry area and access to the garden, two double bedrooms, a toilet and a full bathroom. Both units enjoy a garden, heated pool and holiday rental, offering a great opportunity to live and obtain profitability. Be sure to visit this unique property!Marchuquera, official name Marxuquera, is a hamlet and an extra-municipal district divided between the municipalities of Ganda, Palma de Ganda, Ador and Alfahuir, in the region of La Safor (Valencia) Spain. It has about 934 inhabitants spread over a small historic center and different urbanizations, as well as a large number of scattered houses. Most of the rural area belongs to the municipality of Ganda. The area is made up of an extensive plain, closed to the north by the Mondver massif, to the east by the Sierra Falconera, to the west and south by the Sierra Grossa and the last foothills of the Buixcarr and Vernisa. Its extension is about 750 hectares, which is equivalent to 12.21% of the municipality of Ganda, plus the enclave of Ador (3.53 km), which forms a long strip of territory between the municipalities of Ganda and Palma de Ganda, along the course of the ravine of Lloret.La Ganda-Simat de Valldigna road crosses Marchuquera from Ganda and towards La Valldigna. passing through La Drova and Brig, through the neck of the Caracoles. The Barranco Verde runs through the south of the plain, and to the north does the Barranco de Marchuquera, also known as Barranco de San Nicols or Barranco de Beniopa. Natural accidents separate Marchuquera into two well-defined parts, leaving the Sierra Falconera in the center and thus determining the boundary between the Marchuquera Alta and the Baja, exactly divided by the Rac de Tomba.Thanks to its climate, protected by the mountains and consequently, the relief from the winds that occur there, Marchuquera has historically been a favourable place for human settlement.