Open views over Jerez from a high floor, fully renovated, with garage

The property in Jerez de la Frontera

A flat for looking at Jerez from above. It sits on one of the highest floors of an established residential estate in the north of the city, and from the living room and the terrace you take in the whole city, the tree line and the open country beyond, with nothing in the way.

136 m² built, three bedrooms and two bathrooms, fully renovated in 2014. This was not a coat of paint: the plumbing and the wiring were replaced and the layout was redrawn. The original five bedrooms became three, to gain a generous living room and a proper master bedroom with its own en-suite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. The other two bedrooms open onto a balcony; one of them is currently used as a study.

The kitchen is a separate, L-shaped room with floor-to-ceiling units, a seamless worktop, an induction hob and a glass extractor. Off the kitchen there is a small dining area and a laundry room, so the kitchen never has to double as the ironing room. Ducted air conditioning throughout.

The estate is the other half of the argument: swimming pools, sports courts, gardens and a children's play area, with lifts and its own maintenance staff. It is one of the reference residential estates in Jerez, and the right to use all of its facilities is recorded at the Land Registry.

Sold with a parking space and a storeroom.

The property was once subsidised housing and has since been declassified: it can be sold freely, with no price cap and no regional approval required.

The price shown does not include the taxes and costs inherent to the purchase, which are borne by the buyer: Property Transfer Tax (ITP) or, where applicable, VAT and Stamp Duty (AJD); notary fees; registration at the Land Registry; paperwork agency (gestoría) fees; and estate agency fees. Information provided in compliance with Article 5 of Decree 218/2005 of 11 October, approving the Regulation on consumer information in the sale and letting of housing in Andalusia, and Royal Decree 515/1989 of 21 April.