Set over three floors, this characterful property enjoys stunning panoramic views across the town of Martos, in the province of Jaén, Andalucia, and benefits from the added bonus of a large terraced garden. With a little updating, this home has the potential to become something truly special, whether as a holiday retreat or a full-time residence.

The property is entered into a bright lounge/living area with useful storage space. From here you pass through to a second living area, which provides access both down to the lower level and up to the first floor. Continuing through the property leads to a fitted kitchen with space for a dining table, and then out onto a covered terrace. This terrace area also incorporates a bathroom and utility space and is the perfect spot to relax while enjoying the far-reaching views of Martos, the surrounding countryside and mountains.

The first floor offers two good-sized double bedrooms, one of which includes a dressing area, ideal for use as a walk-in wardrobe or home office.

On the lower ground floor/basement level, there is a second family bathroom, additional storage space, and a fireplace, adding character and warmth. From this level there is direct access to the garden, which is in need of some TLC but offers excellent potential. Once landscaped, the garden would provide ample space for planting, entertaining, a hot tub or jacuzzi, and soaking up the Spanish sunshine.

The property is being sold part furnished and is conveniently located within walking distance of local shops, bars, cafés and amenities, making it an excellent option for buyers seeking outdoor space combined with town living.

Martos is beautifully situated on a western peak of the Sierra Jabalcuz mountain range and forms part of the metropolitan area of Jaén, the second most important city in the province after the capital. Granada Airport is approximately 50 minutes away, while Málaga Airport can be reached in around 1 hour and 45 minutes. Martos is widely known as Spain’s leading producer of olive oil and lies beneath the Cerro de la Peña, crowned by the ruins of its historic castle. The town cascades down the hillside below the Castle of La Villa and the Church of Santa María, offering spectacular views across a vast sea of olive groves.

Martos boasts a weekly outdoor market, several annual fiestas, a large municipal outdoor swimming pool open during the summer months, and an indoor pool open year-round, making it an ideal location for those wishing to experience the true Spanish lifestyle.

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