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Rural housing at the beginning of the 20th century Environment: Located in Cabeza la Vaca, a small village in the Sierra de Tentudía, 110 km from Seville. It takes approximately 1:10 to get to Seville and 1:20 to the airport. Located 18 km from exit 722 of the Ruta de la Plata that connects Madrid and Seville. It is also 4:15 hours from Madrid or 1:15 hours from Mérida. Surrounded by fields of holm oaks, olive trees and chestnut trees, with numerous hiking trails starting from the village, including the nearby protected natural area 'Sierra de Tentudía'. The village has essential services such as a medical centre, pharmacy, school, police and several shops and bars offering local products, including exquisite sausages from the region's Iberian pigs. The town hosts several renowned festivals, such as the chestnut fair at the beginning of November, the crosses in May, the San Benito fair in July, the Virgen fair in August and Women's Day with its famous migas, among others. In terms of connectivity, fibre and 4G coverage is available throughout the village and its surroundings. Housing: The house is located in the urban area, the result of a renovation at the beginning of the 20th century on an older structure with typical brick vaults suitable to support harvest loads on the first floor In addition to the main entrance, there is a second access from a rear street, suitable for garage The house, which is accessed from Calle Cura 34, has an entrance hall that leads to a wide corridor with access to the inner courtyard. From the hallway there is access to a large living room, four bedrooms (three of them with vaulted ceilings), a living room and finally the kitchen, which consists of two parts. One part includes the staircase to the first floor, as well as having several cupboards and a pantry. On the other side of the kitchen is where you will find the fireplace and a second access to the patio with a full bathroom. There are additional spaces within the house where more bathrooms can easily be added. The second entrance from Calle Díaz Calvo, behind the main entrance, leads to the inner courtyard, a stable for various animals, a small cellar/curing room, and a staircase to the first floor, which serves as a barn, with access to a covered terrace. The thick walls, both exterior and interior, maintain a comfortable temperature throughout the summer, making air conditioning unnecessary. The rooms have an approximate height of about three meters. The house is built with noble materials, which, despite the years, are in perfect condition. This can be seen, for example, in the solid wood doors or in the beautiful hydraulic floor tiles The roof has a wooden structure and traditional clay tiles, rehabilitated three years ago. Currently, there is a contract for the supply of both electricity and water, since the house has been inhabited until recently Refrain from Real Estate The plot size is 230 m² The approximate areas of the different areas of the house are: Residential Plot: 154.57 m² Loft above Residence: 122.76 m² Patios: 23.35 m² Stable and Cellar: 48.10 m² Attic above the barn: 46 m² Total Built Area: 394.78 m²