A renovated village house on a tree-lined square

Sixty square metres of built area make up this 2 bedroom 1 bathroom townhouse in Manilva, standing on the corner of a small village square. The house has been completely reformed, so a buyer is looking at finished work rather than a renovation project, with new windows already fitted and natural light coming into every room.

Upstairs rooms and the ground floor

The 60 m² built area is divided between living quarters and the upper sleeping rooms. A fully fitted kitchen and the living room are in place, while the two bedrooms sit upstairs alongside the single family bathroom. That bathroom has high ceilings, its own windows and a walk-in shower, which avoids the dark, unventilated washing rooms common in older village houses. Because the total footprint is compact, a buyer viewing this 2 bedroom 1 bathroom townhouse in Manilva should check wardrobe space and how furniture fits into the living room.

The square outside and the lack of private plot

No private plot, garden or terrace is listed in the specifications for this property. Instead, the house opens directly onto the corner of a quiet square under trees in the heart of Manilva village. For the person living here, that means zero garden maintenance and immediate access to a shaded public space outside the front door, though it rules out private outdoor dining or keeping a dog that needs an enclosed yard.

Village life and the run to Sabinillas

Manilva village sits inland, 2.5 kilometres from the Blue Flag beaches at Sabinillas. The house is in a quiet part of the town and close to a school, making daily errands on foot straightforward. One decisive advantage of a standalone village house over a coastal apartment block is that it sits outside a community of owners. A buyer should verify the parking arrangements on the streets around the square and check the paperwork from the recent reform during a viewing.