The detached house is situated at an altitude of approx. 340 müNN in Triana, a district of Los Llanos, in a fairly quiet residential area. The ground floor comprises a small entrance hall which leads, on the left, into the large living room with a slightly partitioned-off work area, and on the right into a dining room, which in turn leads into the kitchen and the small but nonetheless useful pantry. From the hallway, you can also access the bathroom and the upper floors.

On the first floor, via a gallery and a small hallway, you’ll find three bedrooms, a very small bedroom or study, another bathroom, and a balcony with a partial sea view. The gallery also leads to the second floor, which features a fully glazed corridor – which also accommodates two seats – the very large roof terrace with a sea view, the kitchen-diner and a storage room that could also be converted into a small guest bedroom. From the roof terrace, you can access a utility room where the washing machine is installed, so you can hang your washing out with very little walking involved.

 

The house is in very good condition, even though it dates from the 1970s and, by northern European standards, could do with some cosmetic updates. Technically, it is certainly no longer state-of-the-art, but it is perfectly habitable as it stands. Depending on the number of children, I could imagine knocking down one or two walls to create more space.

 

The house is connected to the public electricity grid and to the internet via fibre-optic cable. Drinking water is supplied via a so-called ‘share water’ scheme, the cost of which is included in the purchase price. It would also be possible to switch to the mains water supply; the necessary connections are already in place. The property is accessible via a well-surfaced public side road; although it does not have its own parking space, it is usually possible to park on the public road opposite the front door without any problems – certainly within a few metres.