A multi-level village house with level access near Plaza de España

A 170 m² built area and 35 m² of terrace space give this 3 bedroom semi-detached house in Casares substantial room in the historic centre. Unlike much of the old village, the approach here avoids the steep hills that define the surrounding streets, placing the front door a two-minute walk from Plaza de España.

Room layout across the three floors

The layout divides living and sleeping areas across three floors. The ground floor holds a living room opening onto a terrace, an independent kitchen, and a storage space under the stairs. Having a separate kitchen keeps cooking smells and noise away from the main living area. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, a guest toilet, and a second sitting room, which gives residents a quiet place to read or work without using the ground floor reception room. The second floor contains the third bedroom, a full bathroom, a laundry area, and the door to the roof terrace.

Terraces and views over the village

Outdoor space in the historic centre is often limited to narrow juliet rails, so having 35 m² of outdoor space split across balconies, a ground-floor terrace, and a large rooftop terrace sets this property apart. From the upper terrace, the house looks directly out to the Sierra Crestellina mountains, the historic Casares Castle, and the surrounding whitewashed houses. Positioning the laundry area on the top floor next to the roof terrace also makes drying clothes outside straightforward without carrying heavy baskets up and down stairs.

Access, parking and condition

Vehicle access in an Andalusian white village is a practical test for daily life. Here, a small car can reach almost to the front door for unloading heavy shopping or luggage, while public parking is a three-minute walk away. As a resale property, this 3 bedroom semi-detached house in Casares is habitable straight away and requires no major structural work. A buyer should inspect the bathrooms and finishes during a viewing to budget for cosmetic updates, which can be carried out over time rather than before moving in.