divThis traditional yet stylish renovated 3 bedroom Spanish town house is in a central and yet quiet location of Cantoria./divdiv /divdivThe house offers a spacious fully fitted kitchen and dining area and the lounge has feature log burner. The whole space downstairs is opened planed apart from the utility room which has traditional double doors and is accessible from the lounge. From the utility room you can access the outside patio/garden area, at the bottom of the patio is a beautifully reformed cave room which can be used as a forth bedroom. There is also a toilet/cloakroom on the opposite side of the patio and above the toilet/cloakroom are stairs which lead to a raised space which hasn't been utilised, but could be used for a patio/garden of approximately 30m2./divdiv /divdivBack in the main house the upstairs comprises of three bedrooms and big family bathroom with walk in shower. All the bedrooms are finished to a high standard as is the bathroom. The whole property has been rewired and has new pluming throughout and newly fitted quality fixtures and fittings. /divdiv /divdivIt and rsquo;s very unusual for property to become available in Cantoria - being a typically Spanish country town most properties are owned and lived in by Spanish families. Cantoria has all the local services a small town has to offer, with schools, doctors, chemists, banks and a good selection of bars and restaurants. Cantoria is a very popular and friendly town and this home offers a real taste of traditional Spanish living. There is a communal swimming pool only 2 minutes drive away and other facilities./divdiv /divdivOffers welcomed and the owners will consider selling the furniture as part of an offer./div Albox is nestled between the Sierra de las Estancias and the Sierra de los Filabres mountain ranges, a short distance from the river. It is a typical white-washed town with narrow streets interspersed with small plazas. As a small agricultural town it is surrounded by olive groves and orange and lemon orchards. bbThe origin of Albox is medieval and the remains of an ancient fort can be found o­n a nearby hill. In 1503 it was destroyed by an earthquake and many of its historical buildings were lost. It has been completely reconstructed in its present location.br/br/Albox and the surrounding area offers a number of outdoor pursuits for the visitor. There are a multitude of country areas to walk and explore, horse riding, cycling or off-roading in a 4WD. The area is also home to Europe’s biggest observatory.br/br/Many of the local traditions in Albox remain, including ceramics. Two celebrated ceramicist families, Herminio and the Ends, remain in Albox. Their pottery factories still cook the mud in the old Arab furnaces and produce popular decorative ceramics, mostly earthenware.br/br/There is a flourishing weekly market held o­n Tuesdays that is o­ne of the features of Albox. The market spans through the streets into the Rambla (a dry river bed) and here you can buy everything from clothes to livestock.