For Sale Townhouse 3 Bedrooms in Medina Sidonia, Cadiz, Costa de la Luz

Description

Spacious 3 bedroom family townhouse in the Huerta del Duque area on the outskirts of the historic and ancient town of Medina Sidonia. Very well kept and would offer a family a great family home, well located holiday home or an investment opportunity - this home has been successfully rented for ten years providing owners with an income. 

Walking distance to the local bars and shops and a short drive to the town centre.  The house comprises large front terrace, entrance hallway leading to spacious lounge, toilet/shower room, fitted kitchen with access to the shaded breakfasting terrace and patio on the first floor.  The second floor comprises family bathroom, master bedroom with french doors leading to patio, and 2 further double bedrooms.

House location

Standing on a hilltop is the ancient town of Medina Sidonia one of the areas many  'pueblos blancos' and dates back to the 15th century. Its most famous family would be the Dukes of Medina Sidonia who lead the Spanish Armada, although they apparently were not too keen on water. The ancient city wall is still standing and is a well known landmark in Medina Sidonia.  The old Parish Church in the small square high above the town provides fabulous views from its bell tower of the surrounding countryside as far as Cadiz and Tarifa. With its cobbled streets and the white washed buildings you are transported back in time to the days when the  Moors ruled this area of Spain.  The fabulous beach of La Barrosa, one of the most popular on the Costa de la Luz is only a 30 minute drive.

Accessibility

The house is readily accessible by road and is on a level street.  There is ample parking outside and the large terrace can also be used.

Outside

Further details

The nearest  shops/bars are 5 minutes walk from the house.   The town  centre and main shops are 5 minutes by car.   There are some fantastic restaurants to enjoy typically Spanish food using ingredients sourced locally.    Some of the  restaurants and fish restaurants in the pueblo have been established for 50 years and are still popular meeting places for the local families on Sunday afternoon. Small courtyard bars and cafes abound and some bars offer live music at weekends if you fancy letting you hair down. The old town is an intricate web of small alleys and arches and the beautiful Moorish architecture is around every corner. Part of the castle is still standing as are parts  the town wall now incorporated into more recent buildings.