Townhouse for sale in Loja

A magnificent palatial house on the emblematic Calle Real in Loja, an architectural gem built in 1950 that invites you to dream of the history and charm of the heart of an Andalusian village. With 394 m² of constructed area, this residence boasts three spacious main bedrooms, an elegant independent dining room, and a charming Andalusian patio that promises moments of tranquility and beauty. Perfect for those passionate about restoring old buildings, this house offers the opportunity to restore its original splendor, combining the authenticity of its structure with modern comforts. The versatility of this property is unmatched: it can be transformed into a cozy primary residence, a tourist accommodation with old-world charm, or even a commercial space in a prime location. Discover the potential of this palatial house and turn it into the setting of your dreams in the vibrant and welcoming environment of Loja.

Loja, located in the autonomous community of Andalusia, strategically less than an hour drive from Malaga, its airport and Granada, is a charming town with a rich history and tourist appeal. Geographically, it is situated in the province of Granada, nestled between the Sierra de Loja and the Genil River, which gives it a mountainous and picturesque landscape. With a population of approximately 20,000 inhabitants, Loja is known for its historical heritage dating back to Roman and Arab times, with the Alcazaba of Loja being one of its most notable monuments. Tourism in Loja is enriched by its cultural offerings, including traditional festivals, as well as its local cuisine that attracts visitors from various places. The combination of its historical legacy, natural beauty, and local hospitality makes Loja a fascinating destination in the heart of Andalusia.

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