Furnished apartment in Sierra de Gredos.

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Furnished apartment in Sierra de Gredos.

Detached villa with garden, garage & views in Hoyos del Espino.

Located on the sloping outskirts of the village, this detached house rises over 824m2 plot of urban land, of which about 230m2 are occupied by the dwelling and the rest of the plot is the garden. This building is a construction of 441m2, of which 333m2 correspond to the housing distributed on two floors. The remaining construction is the garage of 53m2 and storage of 55m2 that are in ground floor with exit to public way. The property is completely isolated and surrounded by the garden of the property with views to the mountains. The property´s entrance hall on the second floor opens and leads to a hallway that distributes into: kitchen, living room with wood burning stove, dining room, office, 2 bedrooms with independent bathrooms and one with dressing room and toilet. Through stairs or elevator access to first floor with 2 bedrooms with independent bathrooms. Heating and hot water of the housing are by gas-fired boiler with tank of 1,500l. On the ground floor or basement of the house is the garage with capacity for 2 vehicles and a store room or woodshed.
This house is in a village that offers: direct access by road to the heart of the Sierra de Gredos and the rivers that descend from the same mountain and during summer invite to take a bath in its numerous natural pools.
The village is located 63 km from Ávila, and 174 km from Madrid, in the valley of the Tormes and in the foothills of the Massif Central of Gredos. Also, given its geographical location and road network, it is perfectly connected with the other important cities of the central area: Toledo, Salamanca, Talavera de la Reina, Segovia, Valladolid ... It has high mountain climate and a typical landscape that is characterized by numerous pastures of great breadth and beauty.
The primary sector remains the population´s base of economy, although the tertiary sector has allowed an alternative economy to the livestock activity. This entails the fact that today this population maintains, in part, a typical physiognomy of a traditional mountain village, with an urban plot characterized by its popular architecture and narrow streets.