5-Bed Cave Villa with Mountain Views, Cortes de Baza, Granada, Spain, €197,950
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Mountain Cave Villa, Granada
About this property
Someone else's renovation choices are usually the first thing you have to undo. Here, the canvas is already set: a cave villa in Cortes de Baza, built and progressively updated between 1980 and 2004, with a modern kitchen built around a cooking island, open to the dining room, and a spacious living room with a smart TV. The extension has air conditioning. The rest of the property benefits from something geology provides for free: a natural constant temperature of approximately 20 degrees Celsius year-round.
Inside, there are indoor and outdoor terraces, and the orientation delivers panoramic mountain and valley views across the surrounding landscape. The village setting is genuinely walkable: the church is 100 metres away, the river 300 metres, and the broader amenities of Baza, including a hospital, schools, and a weekly market, are around 20 minutes by car. Full internet connection is in place.
It is a rare property type with a very specific kind of appeal: quiet, self-contained, and largely unaffected by seasonal temperature swings. Worth understanding clearly before viewing, and worth the drive to Baza to get the full picture of the area.
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