3-bedroom house with sea view, Gaucín

This authentic townhouse in Gaucín, in Málaga province on the Costa del Sol, offers 167 m² of usable space, a 137 m² plot and distant views towards the Mediterranean coast. Retaining the character of a traditional Andalusian village house, it combines generous outdoor areas, a private walled garden and a range of useful additional spaces.

The property underwent a thoughtful renovation in 2022, including complete rewiring and new plumbing throughout, a new first-floor shower room, kitchen improvements and the opening up of the interior spaces. Traditional tiles, exposed stonework and rustic finishes are complemented by imaginative lighting and individual design details, creating a distinctive rustic-chic style.

The ground floor includes a cosy sitting room with a wood-burning stove, a spacious dining room that also works well as a workspace, and a charming kitchen with modern appliances and ample cooking and storage space. The original chimney breast and flue have been retained and adapted to house the extractor. A shower room is located conveniently beside the kitchen.

The first floor has two spacious double bedrooms with unusually high ceilings. One bedroom looks towards the coast and enjoys distant views, while the other faces the village street. A second modern shower room completes this level.

Doors from the kitchen open directly onto an elevated terrace overlooking the garden. The terrace includes a built-in barbecue, dining area and comfortable outdoor seating. Steps lead down to the large private walled garden, with mature fruit trees, patios and old stone buildings.

Beneath the terrace and partly below the main house are substantial original stone rooms, formerly used for keeping animals and still featuring their old stone feeding troughs. They now provide storage and laundry space, together with an additional shower, separate WC and basin.

At the far end of the garden stands a second independent building. Its ground floor is used for storing logs, tools and maintenance equipment, with large wooden double doors opening directly onto the street below. This makes it practical for bringing in garden materials, logs, bicycles or larger items. The former drying room above has been converted into an artist’s studio, which could also serve as a third bedroom, creative space or home office.