Montesa, Valencian Community, Address available on request

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House Of 310 M2 Constructed And 242 M2 Habitable Distributed In 3 Floors. The Ground Floor Consists Of Entrance Hall + Living Room + Dining Room + Kitchen With Pantry + Bathroom + 2 Bedrooms + Interior Patio + Laundry. The First Floor Consists Of 3 Bedrooms + Kitchen With Pantry + Bathroom + 2 Balconies + Terrace + Laundry. The First Floor Consists Of Attic + 2 Terraces + Laundry.

Stately house built in 1900 situated in a very quiet street, with hardly any traffic, close to the Plaza de la Villa, the main square of the town, where the town hall and the church are located. All the rooms are very luminous, both those facing the street and those facing the interior courtyard. At present the electricity and water services are connected.

The ground floor has a large entrance. To the right is one of the rooms on this floor. On the left side is the access door to the staircase leading to the first floor. At the back, directly connected to the entrance is the living room, from where you have access to most of the rooms on this floor. On the right-hand side of the living room is the kitchen, which has a pantry. In the centre of the living room is a double glazed door leading to the inner courtyard. To the left of the living room is a door leading to a small storage space and the complete and spacious bathroom on this floor. At the back of the courtyard to the left is a small room which was used as a laundry room. Opposite the courtyard is an open access room with a staircase leading to the room just above this room on the first floor.

On the first floor, as soon as one enters, there is a large room that could be used as a lounge or reading area. On the right hand side of the living room there is a short corridor leading to two bedrooms, both of which have a balcony and one of which has a built-in wardrobe. In the corridor there is also the access door to the upper floor. At the back left of the living room is the kitchen, which unfortunately has been vandalised and of which only the tiles remain, although the water and drainage system is installed. The kitchen also has a small pantry. On the left hand side, as soon as one enters this floor, there is a complete and spacious bathroom.

From the kitchen on the first floor there is access to the area where the 2 terraces on the first floor are situated. Both are quite spacious and also have a large area which was formerly used as a laundry room and which could be converted into a barbecue/paella area, with enough space to add a fridge and a large table to enjoy good times with family and friends. This area of the house can also be accessed directly through a door located in part of the old town wall.

On the first floor there is also a large attic, which has a surface area of 55 m2. It has 2 balconies and the roof was recently renovated. This room could be used as a music room or could be the perfect place to enjoy a hobby.

In several places in the house, including the kitchen on the ground floor, the 2 bathrooms, the staircase to the first floor and the lower part of the balconies, there are hand-painted tiles reproducing the 18th century ceramics. The old windows of the house have been replaced by modern aluminium windows with double glazing. In addition, it has the installation of the extraction of 2 fireplaces formerly located in the dining room on the ground floor and the living room on the first floor.

AREAS:
Entrance hall: 11,19 m2
Living room: 21,80 m2
Kitchen: 10,29 m2
Ground floor bedroom: 13,90 m2
Ground floor bathroom: 8,91 m2
inner courtyard: 17,72 m2
back patio room: 25,40 m2
Living room first floor: 21,08 m2
Bedroom 1 first floor: 9,89 m2
Balcony bedroom 1: 0,64 m2
Bedroom 2, first floor: 13,72 m2
balcony bedroom 2: 0,64 m2
Bathroom first floor: 11,87 m2
first floor bedroom at the end of the courtyard: 16,04 m2
Attic: 55,10 m2
terrace 1: 23,11 m2
utility room terrace: 8,45 m2
terrace 2: 15,58 m2

Characteristics: - Situated near the village square, next to the town hall and the church - Hand painted tiles - Bright rooms - Aluminium windows with double glazing in all rooms - Interior patio - 5 bedrooms - 2 kitchens - 2 terraces with a total of 39 m2 - 4 balconies - Attic of 55 m2 - Spacious bathrooms - Extraction ducts for chimney on the ground floor and first floor - Access from 2 streets.

Our Fees Are To Be Paid By The Seller - Taxes And Expenses (Itp + Notary + Registry) Are Not Included In The Sale Price.

Please Note - The Images Were Taken With A Wide-Angle Lens In Order To Show You As Much Of The Rooms As Possible, Although They May Appear To Be Larger.

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Montesa, a municipality located in the south of the province of Valencia, near the provinces of Alicante and Albacete, forms part of the region of La Costera. It covers an area of 48 square kilometres and has just over 1,000 inhabitants.

It is well communicated by road and train. The A-35 motorway, which leads to Valencia, Alicante, Albacete and Madrid, passes through the municipality. And the nearby A-7 motorway leads to the north of the country (Castellón, Tarragona, Barcelona, etc.) and to the south (Alicante, Murcia, Almería, etc.). With regard to the train, you can take a suburban train to Valencia every 30 minutes (line C-2).

Near Montesa are the towns of Canals and Xàtiva, which have a large number and variety of shops and restaurants. The nearest beach, Gandía, is 60 km away. Dénia, which connects the mainland with the Balearic islands of Ibiza and Formentera by boat, is 90 km away. Valencia, the capital of the province, is 70 km away.

With regard to the sports that can be practised in the area, there are a large number of paths and trails for hiking or mountain biking, as well as places to practice climbing.

It has several historic buildings, such as its famous castle, practically destroyed by a terrible earthquake that had its epicentre in this town in 1748. It was the seat of the historic Order of Knighthood of Montesa. It had its origins in very ancient fortifications, from the Celtiberian or Roman period, and given its strategic location, it became very important during the Muslim period. Its parish church, built between 1693 and 1702. The Santa Cruz hermitage, built in the 16th century. The Calvario hermitage, built in the 18th century. The hermitage of San Sebastián, from 1558. And the convent of San Vicente de Paúl, which was inhabited until 1980.

Its patron saint festivals are the bonfire of San Sebastián (dedicated to the patron saint of the town) held in January, the patron saint festivals (with religious and festive activities) which take place at the end of August and the Moors and Christians festivals (a deep-rooted tradition in the town, with four Christian and five Moorish groups) which take place during the month of October and are celebrated for a week.