Description
A fully reformed five-storey building with a usable area of 312 m² on a 312 m² plot, situated in the centre of Zujar on Plaza Mayor. The property comprises three large self-contained apartments arranged over three separate floors, a basement with access to the private garden, and a top floor with two secure storage rooms and a covered rooftop terrace.
The building has a newly fitted entrance door, a spacious entrance hall and original restored grand staircases. Further improvements include an intercom entrance system, soundproofed floors, replastered walls and ceilings, replaced internal and external doors, and newly fitted uPVC double-glazed windows.
All three apartments have a similar layout and include:
- three double bedrooms,
- a spacious lounge,
- a kitchen area prepared with electricity and water connections,
- a fully fitted bathroom with a walk-in shower,
- a bathroom mirror with Bluetooth connectivity,
- complete rewiring throughout.
The ground-floor apartment has a front-facing lounge with two feature windows and deep sills overlooking Plaza Mayor. At the rear, the bathroom and kitchen area lead to a peaceful covered terrace with views towards the mountains. The terrace could be connected by an additional staircase to the private garden and basement. The basement is a large open space suitable for use as a home gym, craft room or storage area.
The first-floor apartment has a bright front-facing lounge with uPVC French doors opening onto a balcony overlooking Plaza Mayor. The lounge also features a built-in fireplace. The second-floor apartment includes three double bedrooms, a bathroom, a kitchen area and a lounge with two sets of uPVC French doors opening onto a long balcony with wider views.
The top floor provides two separate secure storage rooms and a large covered rooftop terrace.
The central location places shops, banks, bars, restaurants and a Saturday market close at hand. Nearby points of interest mentioned in the source include Balneario de Zujar, the thermal waters of Baños de Zujar, Mount Jabalcón, Lake Negratín and Geoparque Granada.
