This spacious and atmospheric cave house, nestled in the Andalusian countryside near Baza, offers a distinctive living experience with diverse possibilities. Completed in 1970, the property blends historical charm with modern conveniences and boasts a substantial plot of over 7,000 m². The main residence features five bedrooms and three bathrooms, while a separate guest accommodation, already set up as a Bed & Breakfast, provides additional flexibility for rental income or family visits. The location ensures tranquility, yet offers amenities within walking and short driving distance.
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Situated in a semi-urban environment near Baza, this cave house offers the tranquility of the countryside with amenities within walking distance. It is located inland, resulting in a greater distance to the coast and airport, but guarantees an authentic Andalusian living environment. The immediate surroundings are agricultural with characteristic dwellings.
This property is suitable for those seeking a spacious, authentic home with both private living quarters and potential for guests or rental income. The thick cave walls provide natural insulation. The large plot, complete with a swimming pool, terraces, and outdoor spaces, offers ample opportunities for leisure, hobbies, or a small business venture.
The property is ready for immediate occupation (key-ready) and was constructed in 1970. It is an existing property, not a new development, that has been maintained and partly modernized over the years. The focus is on preserving the authentic cave structure while integrating modern facilities.
This is an existing property, not a new build project, offered on an 'as is' basis. Its inland location means limited proximity to the coast and major tourist hubs. While amenities are nearby, a car is recommended for optimal exploration of the region.
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Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía
This cave house is exceptionally suited for individuals or families seeking a distinctive, authentic living experience away from the hustle and bustle, yet close to urban amenities. It offers an suitable base for a Bed & Breakfast or guest accommodation, thanks to the separate, fully equipped living quarters. Animal lovers will appreciate the existing kennels and the ample space on the grounds. Creative entrepreneurs or hobbyists needing space and an inspiring environment will find much potential in this property, with its additional cave and large terrain. Those who value natural insulation and a tranquil lifestyle will appreciate the benefits of cave living, especially during the warmer months.
Constructed in 1970, the property retains many authentic elements characteristic of cave dwellings. The thick natural stone walls provide excellent thermal insulation, maintaining a comfortable indoor temperature year-round, cool in summer and warm in winter. The main house features a Spanish-style kitchen with a skylight, fully equipped with modern conveniences, and divided into cooking and washing-up areas. The guest accommodation is equally well-appointed with a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom. Several sitting areas with wood-burning stoves add to the ambiance. The outdoor space includes a solar-heated swimming pool, terraces, a pergola, and an outdoor kitchen. The construction is solid, focusing on durability and preserving the character of the cave homes.
The asking price for this existing cave house is €339,000. This is a fixed price for the entire property, including the main residence, the guest accommodation, the spacious plot, and all existing facilities such as the swimming pool and outdoor kitchen. There are no price fluctuations or 'from' prices, as it is an existing property ready for immediate transfer after purchase. The property is currently listed as 'key-ready', indicating immediate availability upon completion of the sale.
This is a place where authenticity and space are paramount. The cave house itself offers a distinctive living experience, with natural coolness in the summer and warmth in the winter thanks to its thick walls. The main building houses five bedrooms and three bathrooms, with various seating areas and a fully equipped kitchen. Adjacent is a completely furnished guest accommodation, ready for use as a B&B or for family. The spacious, partially fenced plot of over 7,000 m² is divided into different levels, offering plenty of opportunities for gardening, relaxing by the pool, or creating terraces. There are various outdoor seating areas, a wooden cabin, an outdoor kitchen, and even six dog kennels, underscoring its versatility. An additional cave offers potential for further development. The house is located in a semi-urban environment with amenities within walking distance, while simultaneously providing the peace of the countryside.
Life in and around this cave house is characterized by a blend of tranquility and accessibility. Located inland in a semi-urban setting, essential amenities such as supermarkets and pharmacies are within easy reach, some even within walking distance (43m and 438m). This ensures convenience for daily needs. The proximity to Baza (a 10-minute drive) provides access to a wider range of shops, restaurants, and services, including a hospital just 2.7 km away. The surrounding area is largely agricultural and peaceful, contributing to a relaxed lifestyle. Although the immediate vicinity is geared towards local living, its central location in Andalusia allows for excursions to natural parks or cultural cities in the region.
The location of this cave house is in the province of Granada, Andalusia, Spain. The property is situated inland, near the town of Baza, offering a rural yet semi-urban living environment. The map displays its position relative to nearby amenities and the distances to the coastlines of the Costa del Sol and Costa de la Luz.
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Baza is a historic town in the province of Granada, situated in the northeastern part of Andalusia. This cave house is located in the immediate vicinity of Baza, inland from the Costa del Sol. This means residents benefit from the peace and authentic atmosphere of inland Andalusia, while still having city amenities within reach. Its position in Granada places the property within a region renowned for its rich history, impressive natural parks (like Sierra Nevada), and cultural attractions, including the Alhambra in Granada city. The distance to coastal areas such as the Costa del Sol is considerable, making this location appealing to those wishing to avoid the coastal crowds.
Access to this cave house primarily depends on private transportation. A car is useful, though not essential for all daily errands given the proximity of a supermarket and pharmacy. Beaches are at a considerable distance (from 14 km), with the closest, Playa de Freila, being 14 km away as the crow flies. Major cities like Granada are further afield. Granada Airport is not easily accessible, with an indicative straight-line distance of 999 km, suggesting a very long travel time. The nearest golf course is La Envía Golf, 73 km away as the crow flies. Public transport options are limited in this rural setting. For electric vehicle users, charging is available 4.2 km away.
This region of Andalusia enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers and mild winters. Its inland, somewhat elevated location can result in cooler nights, even in summer, compared to coastal areas. The average annual sunshine hours in the Granada region are among the highest in Europe, supporting a long swimming season and ample opportunities for outdoor activities. The terraced nature of the estate offers diverse microclimates, with both sunny and shaded spots. The surrounding landscape is typical of inland Andalusia, featuring a mix of agricultural land and natural vegetation.
Source: Open-Meteo (2020–2025 average)
Proximity to beaches is limited; the nearest option, Playa de Freila, is 14 km away as the crow flies. Other beaches such as Playa de la Cueva del Cura and El Palmer are located 76 km and 77 km away, respectively. Recreation closer to home focuses on the property itself, with a swimming pool, various terraces, and seating areas. For golf enthusiasts, several courses are available in the region, including La Envía Golf, 73 km away as the crow flies. The surroundings are also suitable for hiking and exploring the Andalusian countryside. The presence of dog kennels also suggests potential for animal-related activities.
Source: OpenStreetMap
Compared to properties directly on the Costa del Sol, this cave house near Baza offers a significantly different living experience. While coastal areas are characterized by proximity to the sea, tourist amenities, and golf courses, this location focuses on the Andalusian interior. Prices on the coast are generally higher, especially for comparable living spaces and plots. The tranquility and authenticity of life here stand in direct contrast to the more international and dynamic atmosphere of the coast. Properties on the Costa de la Luz, though also coastal, often offer a different vibe than the busier Costa del Sol, but are also further away. The distance to amenities and the necessity of a car are more prominent here than in coastal areas with excellent infrastructure. However, for those seeking space, character, and a life amidst authentic Andalusian culture, this region provides an attractive alternative, often at a lower price per square meter than direct coastal locations.
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