Xàtiva, Valencian Community 46800

Spectacular opportunity to acquire a one-of-a-kind historic Spanish Palace! This is a refurbishment project that would require a lot of additional capital and passion, resulting in a stunning property that could easily be used as a private residence and business (ideal for events). The Barony of Crcer is a Spanish noble title created in 1437 by King Alfonso V of Aragon, its name refers to the town of Crcer. Located next to the small town of Beneixida, very close to the City of Xtiva, in the south of Valencia. The palace has its origins in an old hostel on the old Via Augusta, the road from Valencia to Albacete. The extensive grounds, a total of 27, 048 m2, are made up of formal gardens and orange tree plantations. The large garden is decorated with fountains, a Bamboo Forest and a huge Moreton Bay Fig Tree, identical to those in the center of Valencia. The constructed area of 1, 836 m2 is made up of several parts; the main palace, the caretaker's residence, the Chapel, the warehouses, the garages, a mill (olives and wine) and a large well and a pump house. The caretaker's part was recently refurbished and the new roof is 75% complete. The property has many architectural details, has mains electricity, 2 water fountains with Free Water Rights! There is road noise in the east, as the A7 is nearby, although partially mitigated by dense foliage and neighbouring houses. Once refurbished, there would be no noise inside.This property is located at km 17 of the CV-500 road from the A7, an hour's drive from Valencia or Alicante. It is located 20 minutes from the town of Xativa. The road is in very good condition, freshly paved and with little traffic. El Canal de Navarrs is one of the most beautiful and charming regions of the Valencian Community... and a well-kept secret! Home to the villages of Anna, Bolbaite, Chella, Navarrs, Quesa and other charming villages. An area rich in natural beauty, from green hills and valleys, to forests and landscapes of open plains planted with orange, olive and almond trees. The area is blessed with a great natural abundance of water in all its forms; lakes, rivers, waterfalls and natural swimming holes. Ideal for everyone who enjoys nature and the outdoors: Walking, cycling, horseback riding, fishing, kayaking, rappelling and other adventure sports. Equally rich in history and cultural attractions, from prehistoric cave paintings to Moorish palaces, Spanish castles, and an award-winning winery. The medieval market town of Xativa (population 28, 000) with shops, banks, pharmacies, supermarkets, restaurants. It is home to a regional hospital, shopping centers and an International School. It is well connected by public bus and train. The Xtiva train station is ideal for trips to Valencia (30 minutes a day) on the commuter line and the daily service to Madrid, Barcelona and the rest of the country. Xtiva is well connected by the A7 motorway and other national roads.