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Situated just a short walk from Luque’s main square and close to shops, banks and local amenities, this spacious and sympathetically reformed six-bedroom townhouse offers wonderful views and fantastic potential as a B&B, rental investment or large family home. With a garage, generous patio, and a sizeable garden with room for a pool, it is a rare find in such a popular Andalucian village.
You enter the house through a set of impressive original wooden double doors into a welcoming hallway decorated with traditional Andalucian tiles. The ground floor includes a bright bedroom that could also be used as an office or additional sitting area, a cosy lounge with a fireplace, a modern fully fitted kitchen with pantry, and a bathroom with shower. From here, there is direct access to a large rear patio, the garage and utility area, and a substantial garden offering lovely open views – an exceptional bonus for a property in the centre of the village.
The first floor provides a second sitting room, three spacious double bedrooms and two bathrooms. One of the bedrooms benefits from its own private terrace, which enjoys views across Luque and towards the surrounding mountains.
On the second floor there is yet another sitting room, two further bedrooms and a bathroom that only requires some light finishing. This top level could easily be converted into a separate self-contained apartment if desired, offering excellent flexibility for guest accommodation or multi-generational living.
Outside, the garden is a true blank canvas. There is ample room for a pool, sun terraces, or growing areas, and the space includes an old outbuilding that could either be renovated to create additional accommodation or removed to extend the garden even further. The property has already benefitted from a new roof, and now only requires simple cosmetic updates such as painting and decorating to complete the refurbishment.
Luque itself is one of the oldest towns in the region, protected by its historic Nasrid castle, “El Venceaire”. The area is rich in history, with megalithic remains and nearby caves showing evidence of prehistoric settlement. Today, the town is admired for its beautiful natural surroundings and proximity to the Subbética Natural Park, making it an ideal location for outdoor tourism. Luque sits just above the Vía Verde de la Subbética — the former olive-oil railway line now transformed into a scenic greenway for cycling and walking — it offers easy access to nature, heritage and outdoor adventure. Nearby lies the Laguna del Salobral, an important wetland and Special Protection Area for Birds, perfect for spotting migratory species in a peaceful rural setting. Luque is also known for its cultural traditions, especially during Holy Week when the float of the Virgen de los Dolores (Virgin of Great Sorrows) is carried by the region’s first all-female Hermandad, a historic and much-celebrated moment in local devotion.  Many more festivals are held throughout the year, including the colourful Día de la Cruz on the 3rd of May.
This impressive and versatile home is a genuine bargain and needs to be viewed to appreciate the amount of space, potential and charm it offers.
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