Villa for sale in Benalmadena Pueblo

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Bright semi-detached Villa with large terraces, private garden and panoramic views located in a residential, safe, quiet area and 15 minutes walking to the centre of Benalmadena Pueblo . It is distributed in 2 floors as follows: Ground floor: Entrance hall, large living room with fireplace and access to the front yard. Kitchen. Backyard. Guest toilet and 2 storerooms. Upstairs: 2 bathrooms and 3 double bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and access to the terraces. Master bedroom with en suite and access to the only covered terrace with the possibility of closing with crystals. Large open terrace with panoramic views over the town and the sea. Exterior: Front yard with awning ideal for meetings, parking and storage. Nice low maintenance garden with barbecue. Property in very good condition with air conditioning. Very well maintained community with garden and swimming pool. Plot 282,21m2 . Built size 136,28m2. Community 1.200€ per year (included patrolled night security). Rubbish 64,50€ per year. IBI 660,24€ per year. Year of construction 2004.Benalmadena Pueblo dates back to Moorish times. The village still retains the Benalmadena town hall and mayoral office. The Pueblo sits on a hillside, 280 metres above sea level with marvellous views across Malaga bay. On a clear day, vivid views of the Sierra Nevada mountain range can also be seen. Over the years the developers have moved up the hillside from the coast, but the Pueblo has still managed to retain its character as a typical Andalucian village, with its whitewashed houses, narrow cobbled streets and balconies decorated with flowers according to the season. Whilst walking around the streets you will come across natural springs which were put to many uses in days gone by, for example the spring at Calle Chorrillo fed the stream where until the 1960s the ladies from the village did their laundry. The main village square in the centre of the pueblo is Plaza de Espana and contains the statue known as Fuente de la Nina. This is of a young girl who has become the symbol of Benalmadena, and her outline is on all official tourist information and websites. There are many places of interest to visit in the village, including the Archeological Museum with its many artefacts and collections of Columbian relics. Castillo Colomares commemorates Christopher Columbus's arrival in the New World. Built by a father and son and completed in the early 1990s, to some it looks like a fairy castle as you approach, but it is not what you imagine a castle to be. Just outside the village is the Benalmadena Stupa with its golden copula. This is the largest Buddhist monument in the western world and is well worth a visit even if it's just for the fantastic views towards Fuengirola and beyond. Returning to the Pueblo itself, a visit to the Church of Santo Domingo, sitting high on a promontory with magnificent views in all directions is another highlight not to miss.There are many tapas bars and restaurants to visit here where you can take refreshment and people watch. After a while you too will become to understand why the Pueblo, even with all the tourists is still just a village at heart. On leaving the Pueblo, and as you head down the hill towards Arroyo de la Miel, you will pass the sports centre with outdoor swimming pool and fitness centre. Next to this is the municipalities bullring. A frequent bus service operates from Benalmadena Costa and Arroyo de la Miel to the Pueblo, and takes around half an hour.

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