A town house on the boulevard with a tenanted history

South-facing windows bring direct sun across the front of this 3 bedroom 1 bathroom detached villa in San Pedro de Alcántara from late morning through the afternoon, keeping the rooms bright during winter months when north-facing town properties stay cold. The house stands in San Pedro Pueblo on the Bulevar San Pedro Alcántara, putting it right in the middle of the daily working town rather than inside a suburban resort complex.

Two floors and the single-bathroom compromise

The 150 m² built area is arranged over two floors. Inside, the layout gives you three bedrooms and just one bathroom, a common ratio in older town properties that modern buyers need to weigh up carefully. A household sharing a single bathroom will either adapt to the morning queue or look at the plumbing stack during a viewing to see whether a second washroom can be carved out of the existing footprint. Because the agent notes indicate the building suits either residential living or business use, the room proportions can also be viewed through a commercial lens, where three separate rooms and one washroom make straightforward sense as offices or consulting spaces.

The 100 m² plot and outdoor footprint

A plot size of 100 m² paired with a 150 m² two-storey build tells you immediately what kind of detached property this is. With the two floors accounting for the built area, the house occupies most of its own land, leaving little or no ground-level garden to maintain. You are buying an independent structure without shared party walls, rather than a suburban villa with lawns and a pool. The listing also notes development potential on this site; any buyer considering extending upward or reconfiguring the footprint of this 3 bedroom 1 bathroom detached villa in San Pedro de Alcántara should check the current municipal urban classification and buildability rules for the boulevard.

Current tenancy and viewing checks

One line in the documentation governs how a purchase here will proceed: the property is currently rented. Before going to view, a buyer needs to establish the exact terms of the lease, how long the contract has left to run, and whether the tenant is residential or commercial. Those details dictate whether you are buying a house to move into shortly or taking over an ongoing tenancy from day one.