Villa in Djerba

Beautiful and large property with large grounds and garden of 2500 m2, 600 m2 villa, 4 apartments and ideal for gites or guest is a high-quality construction with lots of potential.
Description:
Entrance hall, lounge, dining room, 1 bedroom, shower room, 1 bathroom, large kitchen with dining area opening onto a large terrace amenagee.Grand stairs to the first floor, two bedrooms, one large rooms with terrace, balcony, 1 large bathroom, a living room with ceiling dome typical sea view terraces.
Adjacent to the villa on the ground floor a room used as a kitchen and dining room, 2 apartments equipped with bathroom and living room, upstairs 2 other apartments equipped and furnished with living room, bathroom, ...
Grand entrance with double metal door secure proprietee is closed by a wall over 1.80 m tall.

Garden and maintained. Ample parking. Grand wells with drinking water quality. Large rainwater tank, large garage under the house with a staircase leading to it.
Lots of potential, enough land to build a large pool, possibility of extension, foundations exist to build more apartments, all can be more valued and much better exploited.
Good location in the quiet countryside and fresh air on the palm, beautiful environment near the lagoon, sea, ...
The construction is excellent as crass and base with ground floor built of stone, the floors in double walls.
The whole is secured, double glazing windows are also protected with wrought iron grilles craft
Price: € 300,000 excluding VAT and sales
Tourist information:
Djerba, sometimes spelled Jerba, an island of 514 km2 (25 km to 20 150 km of coastline) in the Gulf of Gabes in the south-eastern Tunisia. It is the largest island off the coast of North Africa. Its main city Houmt Souk alone has 44,555 inhabitants.
Ulysses would have crossed the Carthaginians founded several counters, and around 587 BC. AD
Island welcomes Jewish refugees after the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem. The Romans built several cities and agriculture and to develop commercial ports. Christian Vandal, Byzantine and Arabic.
Djerba since the 1960s is a popular tourist destination. This is one of the last regions of Tunisia where a Berber language is still spoken.
It is connected to the mainland by a ferry crossing between ensuring Ajim southwest of the island and Jorf, the crossing takes about fifteen minutes and a seven kilometer road that dates back to the late third century BC. AD
then restored to Roman times and connecting south-eastern tip of the island (locality of El Kantara) to the peninsula of Zarzis.

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