Valencia/València, Valencian Community 46650

340 M2 HOUSE IN THE CENTER OF CANALS.This spectacular town house in the municipality of Canals (Valencia province) is located next to the Church Square, the town center, and is close to all shops, banks, supermarkets, and schools. Perfect for families or investors. An excellent opportunity due to its size and unique location.The property has 3 floors and features a large covered terrace, a smaller one, and a patio.It is a 340 m building distributed over 3 floors, with the staircase located to one side. An excellent opportunity for investors, as each floor has a kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms, and living room, making it easy to divide into 3 independent apartments.It has a total area of 340 m.It is distributed as follows:On the ground floor, there is a hallway with the staircase, and to the right, there is a room with air conditioning (hot/cold), which connects to another room and a bathroom. On the other side, you will find the common areas of the living-dining room, patio, kitchen, pantry, and guest toilet.The second floor consists of a kitchen, laundry room, bathroom, large living room with air conditioning (hot/cold), two bedrooms, storage room, and access via a staircase to the large covered terrace.The third floor features sloped ceilings, a fireplace, kitchen, bathroom, two bedrooms, living room, and access to an attic with a storage room and a small terrace.It is worth noting the good condition of the roof and structure, as well as the distribution prepared to create 3 independent apartments, ideal for sharing with family members or renting out the unoccupied units.OUR FEES ARE PAID BY THE PROPERTY OWNER.Canals is a town located in the south of the Valencia province, in the La Costera region. It is very well connected by train to Valencia, with trains every 30 minutes. Additionally, from the Xtiva train station, you can access medium-distance trains to major cities in Spain.Very close by are the A-7 highway, which runs from the north of the country through the Mediterranean region (Barcelona, Tarragona, Castelln, and Valencia) and reaches the south of the country (Murcia, Almera, etc.), as well as the A-35 highway, heading to Albacete and Madrid.Most of the municipality is flat, with a small area to the south that extends into the Serra Grossa, on the border with the neighboring town of Ollera. The Coles River crosses the municipality, as does the Los Santos River, a tributary of the Coles, which originates in the neighboring town of Alcudia de Crespins.Canals has several districts: Ayacor, Torre Cerd (or Torre de los Frailes), and the La Torre neighborhood.The climate: Although the climate is Mediterranean, due to its distance from the coast and its location between valleys, summers are hotter and winters are colder than in coastal towns. In summer, it is quite common for Canals, along with Xtiva, to record some of the highest temperatures in the region.Local festivals: From January 16 to 18, Canals celebrates the patron saint festivals of Saint Anthony Abbot, declared of National Tourist Interest and Regional Tourist Interest. The most famous part of the festivities is the burning of one of the largest bonfires in the world (18 meters high and 14 meters in diameter). About 80 tons of firewood are provided by the villagers for its creation. Other activities include the parade of floats and comparsas, concerts, processions, and masses. On the third day, the Parells festival is held, where animals are blessed, and there is a parade where festival participants distribute gifts and toys along the streets. At the end of the day, it is customary to taste one of the town's typical dishes: baked rice.During one of the weekends in September, the fair is celebrated, with many events, the most famous being the paella contests and the costumes.Among the notable people from Canals are Pope Calixtus III, born in 1378 in the La Torre neighborhood, and Ricardo Tormo, born in 1952, two-time world motocross champion and several times Spani