Valencia, Valencia, Montesa, Spain

FLAT OF 122 M2. CONSISTS OF LIVING-DINING ROOM + KITCHEN WITH GALLERY + 4 BEDROOMS (1 WITH BUILT-IN WARDROBE + 1 BATHROOM + TOILET + BALCONY + BUILT-IN WARDROBES IN CORRIDOR.

The building where the flat is located is situated in the entrance street to the town. It has a living area of 122 m2. Although the flat is located on the first floor, it is equivalent to the second floor due to the height of the ground floor, as there are commercial premises underneath.

The distribution of the flat is quite particular and different from the usual, as the living-dining room is located at the end of the corridor and it is the last room of the property.

First of all, there is access to the 3 bedrooms which are located on the left side of the corridor, all of them facing the interior patio of the building. The first of them has a surface area of 10 m2 and has a small built-in wardrobe. The second bedroom, which is the largest, has a surface area of 12 m2 and has an independent split air conditioning (hot/cold). The third bedroom is the smallest of the four rooms in the flat. It has a surface area of 7 m2, so it could be used as an office, a reading area or a place to enjoy a hobby. From this room you can access the balcony, from where you can see part of the castle of the town.

In the first part of the corridor, opposite the bedrooms, there are a couple of medium-sized built-in wardrobes.

Behind the bedrooms, on the right-hand side of the corridor, there is an extension which gives access to the rest of the rooms in the flat. Firstly, there is a good sized bathroom with a single washbasin, toilet, bidet and bathtub. Next to it is the toilet, which has an individual washbasin and toilet, facing the gallery of the property.

The next room is the kitchen, of medium size (8 m2), with enough space to accommodate a practical table for eating in the kitchen. From this room there is access to the small gallery, which overlooks another of the building's interior courtyards.

Next to the kitchen is the fourth bedroom of the flat, which has a size of 11 m2.

Finally, there is access to the living-dining room, which receives a lot of light thanks to its large window and which has semi-open views and a good size (26,52 m2).

SURFACES:
- Living-dining room: 26,52 m2
Kitchen: 7,97 m2
Gallery: 1,64 m2
Bathroom: 5,78 m2
Toilet: 1,87 m2
Bedroom 1: 10,61 m2
Bedroom 2: 7,35 m2
Bedroom 3: 11,05 m2
Master bedroom: 12,43 m2
Entrance and corridor: 21,17 m2

CHARACTERISTICS: Very quiet town - Building with lift - Living area 122 m2 - Spacious and bright rooms - Fitted wardrobes in the corridor - Air conditioning (hot/cold) in the main room.

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PLEASE NOTE: THE IMAGES WERE TAKEN WITH A WIDE-ANGLE LENS IN ORDER TO SHOW YOU AS MUCH OF THE ROOMS AS POSSIBLE, ALTHOUGH THEY MAY APPEAR TO BE LARGER THAN THE ACTUAL SIZE.

Montesa, a municipality located in the south of the province of Valencia, near the provinces of Alicante and Albacete, forms part of the region of La Costera. It covers an area of 48 square kilometres and has just over 1,000 inhabitants.

It is well communicated by road and train. The A-35 motorway, which leads to Valencia, Alicante, Albacete and Madrid, passes through the municipality. And the nearby A-7 motorway leads to the north of the country (Castellón, Tarragona, Barcelona, etc.) and to the south (Alicante, Murcia, Almería, etc.). With regard to the train, you can take a suburban train to Valencia every 30 minutes (line C-2).

Near Montesa are the towns of Canals and Xàtiva, which have a large number and variety of shops and restaurants. The nearest beach, Gandía, is 60 km away. Dénia is 90 km away, which is connected by boat to the Balearic islands of Ibiza and Formentera. Valencia, the capital of the province, is 70 km away.

With regard to the sports that can be practised in the area, there are a large number of paths and trails for hiking or mountain biking, as well as places for climbing.

It has several historic buildings, such as its famous castle, destroyed by the earthquake that took place in 1748. Its parish church, built between 1693 and 1702. The Santa Cruz hermitage, built in the 16th century. The Calvario hermitage, built in the 18th century. The hermitage of San Sebastián, from 1558. And the convent of San Vicente de Paúl, which was inhabited until 1980.

Its patron saint festivals are the bonfire of San Sebastián (dedicated to the patron saint of the town) held in January, the patron saint festivals (with religious and festive activities) which take place at the end of August and the Moors and Christians festivals, a deep-rooted tradition in the town, with four Christian and five Moorish groups, which take place during the month of October and lasts for a week.
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