Beach House with Tourist Licence
3 Beds·2 Baths·205 m²
About the property
This semi-detached house is in the heart of Puerto de la Duquesa, with beaches, the marina, and restaurants close by. It has a tourist licence in place, which is a rare highlight.
The property offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 205 m2 built, and 30 m2 of terrace. It is set over 2 floors and faces east. The home is currently habitable and enjoys bright living spaces with good potential.
Inside, one bedroom is currently converted into a professional recording studio with a vocal booth. The house is presented as a charming Andalusian beach home and is ready for gradual renovation. It is currently not stated as furnished.
Outside, it has a patio and terrace for outdoor living and entertaining. The source mentions a spacious 85 m2 patio and terrace. The neighbourhood is central Puerto de la Duquesa, moments from the marina, beaches, restaurants, and all amenities. It suits buyers looking for a coastal home with rental potential.
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Explore the location
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La Duquesa, in the Manilva municipality, is a relaxed marina and golf resort at the western end of the Costa del Sol. Built around Puerto de la Duquesa and the Duquesa golf course, it offers a genuine seaside-resort lifestyle at some of the most affordable prices on the coast. Property is mostly apartments and townhouses, many with sea or golf views and communal pools, plus some villas, making it popular with value-focused holiday-home buyers and permanent residents.
Price in context
51% below the typical price
About 51% below the typical price in La Duquesa. Strong value for this location.
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