+0034 711051947
+0034 711051947
Bungalow in Fuenta Alamo, with 278 m² built, 569 m² plot sq.meters, 4 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms, 1 toilets, good condition, kitchen with appliances, between 20 and 25 years, 1 floors, heating individual, fuel firewood/coal, hot water individual, water energy butane
Fuente Alamo, Jaen Province
4 bedrooms 1 bathroom house plus an up and running Bar restaurant Licences in place.. in the centre of this typical Spanish village
€112.000 Approx 98.350 Absolute Bargain and price to sell !!!!!
The house and bar has recently been renovated to a high standard
The bar did also double as the village shop and there is plenty of room to do this again It also has the potential to be a bb or you could even turn the bar into a house .. planning required
4 good sized bedrooms
Family Bathroom
Separate fitted Kitchen
Lounge diner
Good sized patio Garden to front
The Bar which you can access from the house.. has been well established for a long time and is a little gold mine also access from the property straight into the Bar where you will find a snooker and football room, generous sized seating area inside and out, a second fully equipped kitchen and a separate toilet. This is a wonderful opportunity to own a beautiful property and business ready to walk into and earn money. Alcala la Real is only 8 km away and people do travel to the bar from here
Total build is 569m2
Plot 278m2
Both Comes fully furnished including everything in the bar
Mains Electric and Water
All paperwork present and legal
Alcala La Real is a big town with over 22.000 population and all the local amenities and is only a 15 minute drive
La Rabbita is a 8 minute drive for the medical centre although a doctor does have a surgery on a Thursday in the social centre
Fuente Alamo in Jaen province is a small village belonging to the town of Alcala la Real. Fuente Alamo in Jaen is on the slope of a small hill, which goes to the Muriano ravine. Its streets are born from the main road, from La Piquera to La Fuente, originating different streets that go up to the Cerro.
