Apartment Francisco 2-bed Apartment in Cádiz

€189,000 Reference: C00AM825

Details

Apartment
2 bedrooms 1 bathrooms
189,000
Constructed area: 95m²

Features

Near the airport
Near the beach
Near the train station

Nearby

2km from Playa La Caleta
0.2km from Numerous Restaurants
0.5km from Local Supermarket
3km from Train station
42km from Airport Jerez de la Frontera

Description

Beautiful recently refurbished 3rd floor 2 bed, 1 bath apartment in the historic quarter of Cadiz City, just 15 minutes walk from the sea.

Apartment Francisco is a lovely apartment which forms part of an original patio house divided into 7 separate apartments. There is a communal central patio and stairs which lead up to this third floor property.

The apartment is simply laid out with a good sized living/dining room, fitted kitchen, 2 double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The apartment enjoys 3 balcony windows to the old street below which floods the space with light and the atmosphere of this beautiful city.

Additional features:
Stunning beamed ceilings throughout
Decorative tiled floors

**a parking space is potentially available under separate negotiation - not included in the sale of the property

Total constructed area approx: 95sqm
Status: Urban
CEEE rating: TBC

Note: Whilst the property description and details provided are intended to be factually correct the accuracy of this information cannot be guaranteed and does not constitute an offer of contract. All properties are offered for sale unfurnished unless stated otherwise.

The advertised property marketing price is subject to standard Spanish Notary, Land Registry, Stamp Duty (ITP), Legal and Estate Agency Fees.

About the area: Cádiz

Cádiz city is one of the oldest cities in western Europe, accessed by a narrow stretch of land from the north and two bridges from the east. The city is steeped in naval history and was founded by the Phoenicians in cerca 1104 BC whereupon it was utilised as a trading post. Cádiz was heavily influenced by the Roman Empire in 200 BC whereupon the city quickly evolved as a port and Naval base. Christopher Columbus embarked on several journeys from Cádiz in the 16th century leading to the city becoming a favoured port of the Spanish treasure fleet - needless to say this meant that Cádiz was a popular target of its enemies looking to capture its prized treasures.

Today everyone can safely enjoy exploring the city's narrow streets and stunning plazas along with its wonderful architecture. The Plaza Mina, Espana and San Juan are a must see along with a visit to its famous Cathedral built in a High Baroque style..

Cádiz has a large bustling food market which boasts a wide range of fresh fish, meat and local produce all competitively priced and of excellent quality.

There are many excellent restaurants in Cádiz utilising local fresh produce to create culinary master pieces to feed the appetites of many. There are several Michelin star rated restaurants in the city albeit by the same token some fabulous small tapas bars.

The month of February is Carnival time in Cádiz, an important annual event with people travelling from all over Spain to enjoy the festivities and moreover the politically charged singing competitions.

Cruise ships arrive from a range of destinations into the port of Cádiz, with many of the day trippers vowing to return for a longer stay.

Transport links to Cadiz, regular train service via the national rail network RENFE the closest airport is at Jerez de la Frontera just a 40 minute train or car journey away.

FAQ:
Population Cadiz City 2016 - 118,919
Proximity to airports: Jerez de la Frontera 44 Km, Gibraltar 116 Km, Seville 128 Km, Malaga 227 Km

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