Haus Mit Touristenlizenz, Pool Und Blick Auf Die Bucht Von Roses

A small, cozy house with unforgettable views. When the current owner visited this house for the first time, it was not its size that captivated her. It was its charm, tranquility, and above all, the open views of the bay of Roses. The property has approximately 100 m² and is designed for easy enjoyment. The day area consists of an open kitchen to the dining room and a bright living room that leads directly to the main terrace. And it is here where the house makes all its sense. The terrace is southwest facing and receives sunlight from around 1:00 PM. From the living room chair or from the terrace itself, one can contemplate some of the most beautiful sunsets over the bay of Roses. The house has three bedrooms. The main bedroom was created by converting an old storage room and is located three steps below the level of the rest of the house. It is a suite-type room, more private and independent, with its own bathroom. The other two bedrooms are small but well utilized: both can comfortably fit a 160 cm bed and have built-in wardrobes. Additionally, the property has a second bathroom with a shower. The house has been completely renovated, featuring microcement flooring and aluminum windows with good insulation. The microcement shows some marks or scratches from use, which is worth noting, but does not affect the comfort or charm of the whole. In the northern part of the property, we find a small pool and another very pleasant outdoor area. During the summer, it receives sunlight from early morning until around 4:00 PM, when some shade begins to appear. This combination is especially practical: in the morning, one can enjoy the sun and beautiful sunrises, while during hot days, the shade allows for continued outdoor use without having to stay inside. The property is located at the end of a street, so there is hardly any traffic. Practically only a neighbor passes by to turn around. A quiet location, ideal for disconnecting and enjoying the surroundings. It has a parking space, city gas heating, and air conditioning. Although it does not have solar panels, it is a very bright and efficient house: the current owners pay around €70 monthly for electricity, even using the air conditioning for a good part of the day. The IBI is approximately €450 per year. Additionally, it has a tourist license, an important added value for those looking for a second home or wanting to generate income through vacation rentals. The least photogenic detail? There is an electricity pole in front of the terrace that partially interrupts the view in some perspectives. It is there and it would not make sense to hide it. However, as the owner explains, over time it stops drawing attention and the gaze returns to what is truly important: the bay, the light, and the landscape. It is not a huge house nor does it intend to be one. It is an intimate, bright, and cozy house, completely renovated, with a pool, tourist license, and different outdoor spaces to enjoy the sun, shade, sunrises, and sunsets. One of those houses that may not be fully understood in photographs, but can enchant as soon as you cross the door.