Townhouse in Alameda

A substantial footprint of 675 m² across three levels defines this historic 1921 residence, offering a scale rarely seen in the center of a traditional Andalusian town. The property preserves its authentic character through original decorative entrance tiles, circular windows, and high ceilings that speak to its aristocratic past. Unlike many village houses, this townhouse includes a private street-level garage, providing essential modern convenience within a heritage structure.

The internal layout is expansive, distributed over two primary floors of 254 m² each, plus a further 167 m² of storage space on the top level. The ground floor features traditional timber doors and period flooring, leading through various reception rooms with original fireplaces. Large wrought-iron balconies overlook the street, while the rear of the house opens into private patio areas and terraces, creating a flow between the grand interior and outdoor spaces.

Renovation is required on a comprehensive structural scale, presenting a blank canvas for those looking to restore a piece of local history. The urban plot of 384 m² allows for the installation of a swimming pool and landscaped gardens. Key architectural elements such as the distinctive facade and high-volume rooms offer the structural bones for a high-end conversion that maintains its 1920s soul.

Located in the heart of Alameda, the property is immersed in the authentic atmosphere of inland Málaga, near the historic city of Antequera and the El Torcal natural park. This location offers a strategic base for a boutique hotel or hospitality project, given its proximity to central Andalusian landmarks. The town provides all necessary local infrastructure, including shops and schools, within walking distance of the front door.