Description
This substantial village house in Tolox, in Málaga province on the Costa del Sol, was built in 1830. It is the third-oldest house in Tolox and stands in the historic centre of the town. The property retains the authenticity of its original construction and offers 180 m² of usable space on a 180 m² plot.
The house is arranged over three floors. The ground floor comprises a spacious entrance hall, two living rooms, a large dining area and a kitchen. The first floor contains four double bedrooms and a bathroom, together with enough space to create a second bathroom. The upper floor requires some improvements and includes four further rooms that can be used as living rooms or bedrooms, as well as another bathroom, which has been renovated. In total, the house offers seven bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The highest part of the property features a fully restored roof terrace and roof, with views of the Sierra de las Nieves mountain range and San Miguel church. Its central historic setting, original character and flexible layout provide scope for adapting the house to different residential or accommodation needs.










