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Casa
Bonita - Oliva |
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This
village house is habitable and would benefit from some attention. It is
charmingly tucked into the corner of a small courtyard in the
old quarter of Oliva. It consists of 3 floors all of which have
a unique and interesting layout. The artist who formerly owned
this cottage has left a creative and bohemian stamp on the
property.
This is one of the oldest houses in Oliva and would have been a
highly popular and sought-after area to live for local people.
Several of the surrounding houses have been beautifully
renovated.
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Entrance to the
cottage through double blue doors is in the corner of a small yard
and belies the size of the home behind it. The house is on 3
storeys, each storey with an area of 60 sq m.
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Antique tiled floor leads into the house and dining area with
large double wooden doors opening onto 15 sq m interior patio
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From dining area out to front door. Unusual romanic arches are
an attractive and pleasing feature that run throughout this
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One
of several sitting and relaxing areas |
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Delightful
roof terrace with views over town of Oliva and vistas to the
sea. Ideal sun-trap for relaxing and socialising. |
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Pretty and atmospheric outlook from front of the
house looking towards Oliva's San Roque church square, narrow
cobbled streets and attractive stone walls. |
