This property is made up for enjoying the outdoors. It is located nearby the Doñana Natural Park in the municipality of Lucena del Puerto, in the province of Huelva.
Its exceptional surroundings, together with the natural landscapes and its proximity to the unspoilt beaches of Doñana (barely 20 min.) make this rural property a SPECIAL place to stay. This is also the ideal spot for those families who enjoy spending their weekends immersed in the nature of the countryside. You will find a quiet and peaceful environment with the only sound of nature and the serenity that its vegetation conveys.
LOCATION
The property has an area of 5400 m².
It conforms exactly to zone 8 and plot 118,119.
There is a 152 m² house registered on the property.
ABOUT THIS SPACE
Welcome to a majestic one-storey house.
It consists of 4 large bedrooms, a bathroom, a lounge and a kitchen.
This property has a plot of 5400 m² of land with fruit trees and pool.
IMPORTANT TO NOTE
All the housing documentation and paperwork are in order.
The property has a legalized well with abundant water and electricity installation.
GETTING AROUND
The housing is accessed by an asphalted road.
It is 3 km from the heart of the town, where you will find bus stops, supermarkets, health centre, banks, etc. The nearest beach is only 35 minutes away, the distance to the city of Huelva is 20 minutes and it is less than an hour to Seville airport.
Lucena del Puerto is a Spanish municipality in the province of Huelva, Andalusia. The municipality has a population of 3213 inhabitants. It covers an area of 69 km² and has a population density of 38.54 inhabitants/km². It is located in the southwest of Spain, and part of its municipality is included in the Doñana Natural Park, considered the largest ecological reserve in Europe. In 2020 it had 6060 inhabitants. Its surface area is 66 km² and it has a population density of 91.82 inhabitants/km². Its geographical coordinates are 37°18′N 6°43′W.
The property is just a few kilometres away from the Doñana Natural Park, which covers more than 12,2487 hectares and is home to a great diversity of flora and fauna species. Here we can find endangered species such as the Iberian Lynx, Imperial Eagle and the Spur-Thighed Tortoise, among others. In addition to a great diversity of endemic vegetation of the area such as the Gramineae, among others.
The retail price does not include the following: agency fees to the buyer, taxes (Transfer Tax, Stamp Duty or V.A.T., if applicable), other expenses of the sale (land registry fees, notary fees, agency fees, or possible financing). Abbreviated Information Document (DIA) available to the consumer according to Decree 218/2005 Junta de Andalucía.