€450,000
Semi-Detached House
Costa del Sol, Manilva, Málaga, Spain
Step inside this fabulous semi-detached home in Princesa Kristina and you'll instantly feel the warmth and light that fill th…
21212 m²
Ref R5289724
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Cortijo in Manilva
Costa del Sol, Manilva, Málaga
€692,000
2Bedrooms
2Bathrooms
60 m²Built
About this home
Land on undeveloped land for protection of vineyards with a house in Manilva.
The property has a total of 46,000m2 of which 27,000m2 are protected vineyards.
The house has 60m2, but it does not have electricity or water. The house needs a comprehensive reform.
It also has a 16m2 warehouse.
The property is in a good location, just a few minutes from Sabinillas and the beach and the town of Manilva.
Location
Approximate area — exact address shared once we speak.
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