Xàtiva, Valencian Community 46800

Commercial Premises Of 192 M2 Situated In The Centre Of Jtiva/Xtiva (Valencia). It Was Used As A Gymnasium So It Has Several Changing Rooms With Toilets And Showers. There Is The Possibility Of Renting With Option To Buy.Commercial premises with a useful surface area of 192 m2, located in the centre of the town, in the heart of the commercial area and close to La Reina street and Abu Masaifa avenue, both with a large number of pedestrians.The premises has 2 access points: a glazed aluminium door and a roller shutter. Both access points are located on the main faade of the building.Its last use was as a gymnasium, so it has the necessary facilities to develop the same activity or a similar activity: a large room and 3 changing rooms with their corresponding bathrooms and showers.Characteristics: Located in the centre of the town - 192 m2 useful - Entrance to the premises by 2 accesses from the main faade of the building - 3 changing rooms - Air conditioning (hot/cold) in the main room. Our Fees Are To Be Paid By The Seller - Taxes And Expenses (Itp + Notary + Registry) Not Included In The Sale Price.Notice: 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 Than Their Actual Size.The property is located in the municipality of Jtiva/Xtiva, capital of the region of La Costera, situated in the south of the province of Valencia, close to the provinces of Alicante and Albacete.The town is very well communicated with Valencia by train and motorway. It has a suburban train service that connects with the Valencian capital every 30 minutes. There is also a medium distance train service to the main cities in Spain. It also has a bus station with intercity services.Just a few kilometres away, the A-7 motorway runs from the north of the country along the Mediterranean coast (Gerona, Barcelona, Tarragona, Castelln and Valencia) to the south of the country (Alicante, Murcia, Almera, etc.) and the A-35 motorway to Alicante (inland), Albacete and Madrid.The nearest beach, Ganda beach, is 50 km (40 minutes) away. Dnia is 90 km (65 minutes) away, which connects the mainland with the Balearic islands of Ibiza and Formentera by boat. Valencia, the provincial capital, is 60 km (45 minutes) away and Valencia airport is 70 km (50 minutes) away.The climate is typically Mediterranean. With mild temperatures in winter and warm in summer, with maximum temperatures sometimes approaching or exceeding 40.Although it has quite a lot of industry, the service sector is the most important sector in the city, as it covers both the inhabitants of the city itself and the inhabitants of all the nearby towns, both in the area of La Costera and La Canal de Navarrs (around 38 municipalities in total).The fiestas are one of the main attractions of the city. The main ones are La Feria and the Fallas. The Fair began to be held in 1250. It lasts 6 days, from the 15th to the 20th of August, and its main street, the alameda, is full of activity thanks to the commercial offer and the fair attractions. Initially, the main reason for the fair was the sale of livestock.The fallas have been celebrated since 1865, when the first fallas monument was created in the Plaa de la Trinitat. After the capital of the province, Valencia, Jtiva/Xtiva was the first town in the Valencian Community where fallas were planted. Nowadays, 19 fallas are planted, with their corresponding children's monuments.It has a long history, as it was one of the most important towns in the old Kingdom of Valencia, even rivalling cities such as the capital of the province and Orihuela, the other two most important cities of the time. It saw the birth of the Borgia popes and still conserves an important artistic and cultural heritage. In 1707 it was burnt by the troops of King Philip V during the War of Succession.There are many interesting historical monuments to visit. The main one is its castle, which has two parts: the mai