En una de las zonas más tranquilas de Motril se encuentra esta casa de pueblo, en la zona de Las Angustias. Una casa a pie de calle, de facil acceso y con una orientación suroeste perfecta por el sol que recibe. Compuesta de dos plantas de alzado con terraza perfecta para poder disfrutar del clima de la Costa Tropical. En su planta principal encontramos tres de los cuatro dormitorios, el salón, un baño completo con plato de ducha, la cocina y la entrada al patio y subida a la primera planta. En la primera planta encontramos un pequeño aseo, una gran habitación, el trastero y la salida a su gran terraza. 

This town house is located in one of the quietest areas of Motril, in the Las Angustias area. A house at street level, with easy access and a perfect southwest orientation due to the sun it receives. It consists of two floors with a terrace perfect for enjoying the climate of the Costa Tropical. On the main floor we find three of the four bedrooms, the living room, a full bathroom with a shower, the kitchen and the entrance to the patio and the climb to the first floor. On the first floor we find a small toilet, a large room, the storage room and the exit to its large terrace.

Services

Mains water, electricity and drainage are connected. Internet is available from local suppliers.

Location

Motril is a Spanish city and municipality located in the south-central part of the Costa Granadina region, in the province of Granada, autonomous community of Andalusia. On the shores of the Mediterranean Sea, this municipality borders the municipalities of Salobreña, Vélez de Benaudalla, Lújar, Gualchos-Castell de Ferro and Torrenueva Costa. Other nearby towns are La Gorgoracha, Lobres and Caleta-La Guardia. The Guadalfeo River and the Puntalón Rambla run through its terminus.
The Motril municipality is the southernmost in all of Granada, and includes the population centers of Motril - municipal, regional capital and seat of its own judicial district -, El Varadero, Carchuna, Calahonda, Puntalón, Playa Granada, Los Tablones, Las Ventillas , La Garnatilla, La Perla and La Chucha.
It is the second most populated city in the province, only preceded by the capital. Its geographical position makes it an industrial and commercial center. The port of Motril is, at the same time, a commercial and fishing port, also having a marina—the Real Club Náutico de Motril—as a recreational port. In recent years the port has been experiencing significant growth due to its communication lines with the African continent.