4 Bed Townhouse in Jimena de la Frontera in Jimena de la Frontera, Townhouse

4-bedroom Townhouse in Jimena de la Frontera

A historic reformed townhouse located in Jimena de la Frontera, Cádiz. This 267m² property features four bedrooms, three bathrooms, and dates originally to 1970, with subsequent complete restoration. Positioned in a mountain village setting, the property offers views towards both the Serrania de Ronda mountains and Gibraltar. Priced at €390,000, the property includes character features such as wooden beams and arches alongside modern amenities. The residence is configured with potential for separate guest accommodation and maintains elements of traditional Andalusian architecture.

€390,000
4
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
267 m²
Living Area
€390,000
Price
Key Ready
Build Status

Project Analysis

Key characteristics of location, homes, project phase and points of attention.

Location

The property is situated in Jimena de la Frontera, an inland mountain village in the province of Cádiz. Located on a notable street in the village centre, it combines country setting with village convenience. The mountain pueblo position provides elevated views while maintaining access to local amenities. The property's location allows for walking distance access to essential services while maintaining the character of a traditional Andalusian village environment.

Layout

The townhouse accommodates functional living requirements with four bedrooms and three bathrooms across 267m². The flexible layout allows for the ground floor to function as an independent one-bedroom unit with patio access, suitable for guests or rental purposes. Additional practical features include a basement for storage, fitted wardrobes, and an easy maintenance garden. The east-west orientation provides natural light throughout the day, while the upper terrace offers outdoor living space.

Project Status

This property represents a historic building originally constructed in 1970 that has undergone complete restoration rather than new construction. The restoration has preserved the original character features including wooden beams and traditional architectural elements while updating the infrastructure. The renovation maintained the structural integrity of the original building while incorporating modern systems and finishes. The property now presents as a completely reformed residence with renewed systems and contemporary amenities.

Points of Attention

The property does not offer beachfront location as it is situated inland in a mountain village approximately 21km from the nearest beaches. It does not include a private swimming pool within the property boundaries. As a restored historic property rather than new construction, it does not benefit from the latest building regulations regarding energy efficiency. The property's location in a traditional village means some specialised services require travel to larger towns or cities.

Lifestyle & Surroundings

This property suits situations where a buyer seeks authentic Spanish village living combined with flexible accommodation options. It accommodates families requiring multiple bedrooms who appreciate the character of a historic property. The layout particularly suits those who frequently host guests or wish to generate rental income from part of the property. For buyers prioritising access to both mountain and coastal environments, this property provides a base in an inland village within reasonable distance of beaches. The property also suits those seeking a main residence in Spain who value community atmosphere, with the village providing essential services within walking distance.

Build Quality & Finishing

The property showcases a blend of traditional and modern finishing elements, reflecting its historic origins and complete restoration. Original wooden beams feature prominently in the upper floor living areas, complemented by traditional arches that create architectural interest. The restoration has preserved these historical elements while updating functional aspects including a fully fitted kitchen and modern bathroom facilities. The quality of workmanship is evident in the retention of character features alongside the integration of contemporary systems. Materials include traditional tile work in the bathrooms and kitchen areas, with the ground floor featuring a practical finish suitable for potential independent use.

Price & Context

Price & Availability

The townhouse is priced at €390,000, which represents the market value for a four-bedroom, three-bathroom property of 267m² in Jimena de la Frontera. This price includes the main living quarters plus the potential separate ground floor accommodation. The property is classified as a luxury resale, reflecting both its size and the quality of the restoration work. When compared to similar properties in nearby Sotogrande, such as Altara Alcaidesa (from €341,000) and Atria (from €423,000), this property falls within the expected range for the area.

€390,000
Price
4
Bedrooms
267 m²
Living Area
3
Bathrooms
€345
IBI/yr

Context & Surroundings

Living in this Jimena de la Frontera townhouse combines the practicality of village life with the character of a historic property. The layout accommodates both family living and guest accommodation, with the ground floor offering potential separation from the main living areas. The village location means daily necessities like shopping can be done on foot, with a supermarket just 264m away. The upper terrace serves as an extension of living space, particularly pleasant in the mornings with eastern exposure. The property's position in the village allows for participation in local community life while the mountain setting provides a backdrop of natural beauty.

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Location: Jimena de la Frontera

Living & Surroundings

Living in this townhouse means experiencing daily life in a traditional Andalusian mountain village with practical conveniences. The local supermarket just 264m away allows for pedestrian access to daily necessities, integrating shopping into village routines. However, access to wider services requires travel, with the nearest hospital 22km away and pharmacies approximately 13km distant. The village atmosphere means daily interactions occur in a smaller community setting, with the property's central position placing residents within the village's social sphere. The mountain location influences daily life with elevation changes forming part of walking routes through the village.

Map & Location

The map shows the property's location in Jimena de la Frontera, an inland mountain village in Cádiz province. The village is positioned approximately 21km north of the Mediterranean coast and 32km from the nearest airport. The property lies within the village centre, with access routes connecting to surrounding towns including Sotogrande to the south and the Serrania de Ronda mountains to the northeast.

Vista de la Muralla urbana de Guadix, en la provincia de Granada (España).

Approximate area · exact address shared on request

Location in the Region

Jimena de la Frontera is positioned inland in the province of Cádiz, approximately 21km from the Mediterranean coastline and within the region known as the Campo de Gibraltar. The village sits northwest of the more famous Sotogrande area, offering an alternative to the direct coastal lifestyle while maintaining reasonable access. The property's location places it in the elevated terrain that characterises much of inland Cádiz province, with the village serving as a historic settlement in an area known for both natural beauty and strategic importance historically.

Accessibility & Amenities

The property's location in Jimena de la Frontera positions it 32km from the nearest airport, requiring approximately 35-40 minutes by car. Beach access involves travelling approximately 21km to reach Playa de Manilva, La Duquesa, or Playa de la Chullera. Golf enthusiasts benefit from proximity to several prestigious courses, with La Reserva Golf Club at 18km, and both Club de Golf Valderrama and Club de Golf La Cañada at 19km. For essential services, the nearest supermarket is accessible on foot at just 264m, while healthcare facilities require travel to a hospital 22km away.

Restos de la muralla urbana de Porcuna junto al Torreón de Boabdil.

Nature & Climate

Urban wall of the Villa Castle of Martos, Jaén (Spain).

The property enjoys a Mediterranean climate characteristic of inland Andalusia, moderated by its mountain pueblo location. The east-west orientation of the property allows for morning sun on the eastern aspects and afternoon light on the western elevations. The elevated position of Jimena de la Frontera provides slightly cooler temperatures than coastal areas during summer months while maintaining mild winters. The mountain setting influences local weather patterns, with the property experiencing the typical dry summers and mild winters of the region. Views extend towards the Serrania de Ronda mountains to the east and Gibraltar to the west.

Source: Open-Meteo (2020, 2025 average)

Beaches & Recreation

The property is positioned approximately 21km from several beaches including Playa de Manilva, La Duquesa, and Playa de la Chullera. These beaches offer typical Mediterranean coastal recreation facilities including swimming areas, promenades, and beachside dining options. For golf enthusiasts, the location provides exceptional access to some of Spain's most prestigious courses, with La Reserva Golf Club at 18km and the renowned Club de Golf Valderrama at 19km. Club de Golf La Cañada is also accessible at 19km. The property's location bridges the gap between mountain village life and coastal recreational opportunities.

Source: OpenStreetMap

Muralla urbana

Location in the Region

Jimena de la Frontera is positioned inland in the province of Cádiz, approximately 21km from the Mediterranean coastline and within the region known as the Campo de Gibraltar. The village sits northwest of the more famous Sotogrande area, offering an alternative to the direct coastal lifestyle while maintaining reasonable access. The property's location places it in the elevated terrain that characterises much of inland Cádiz province, with the village serving as a historic settlement in an area known for both natural beauty and strategic importance historically.

Project Details

Project Name 4 Bed Townhouse in Jimena de la Frontera
City Jimena de la Frontera
Region Costa de la Luz
Price €390,000
Living Area 267 m²
Avg. price per m² €1,460 / m²
Terrace 50 m²
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 3
Parking No
Pool No
Garden No
Build Status key_ready
Completion Completed 1970
IBI/yr €345
Published 2026-06-28

Ref: VL937167

Source: Wikipedia, Wikidata, INE, Junta de Andalucía

Summary

  • Historic townhouse completely reformed, preserving original character features from 1970 construction
  • Four bedrooms, three bathrooms across 267m² with flexible layout allowing separate guest accommodation
  • Positioned in Jimena de la Frontera mountain village with views to Serrania de Ronda and Gibraltar
  • Close proximity to world-class golf courses including Valderrama (19km) and beaches (21km)
  • Property combines traditional Andalusian architectural elements with modern amenities and practical features

Regional Comparison

When compared to properties in the nearby Sotogrande area, this Jimena de la Frontera townhouse offers distinct advantages and considerations. Altara Alcaidesa in Sotogrande starts at approximately €341,000, while Atria in the same area begins around €423,000, making this property competitively positioned within the regional market. The key difference lies in location type, this property offers an authentic mountain village experience rather than Sotogrande's more developed coastal resort environment. At 267m², this townhouse provides more internal space than many similarly priced properties in Sotogrande, where properties often come with higher community fees but more immediate beach access.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the property's inland location a disadvantage compared to coastal properties?
The inland location in Jimena de la Frontera places the property 21km from beaches, requiring approximately 25 minutes by car. This distance allows access to coastal amenities while providing a different living environment with potential cost advantages compared to direct beachfront properties. The mountain village setting offers authentic Andalusian character distinct from coastal developments.
What transportation options are available for reaching essential services?
A car is recommended for accessing most services beyond the immediate village. The nearest supermarket is 264m away, accessible on foot. The airport is 32km away, beaches are 21km distant, and the hospital is 22km from the property. Golf courses range from 18-19km away. Public transport within the village is limited, making personal transportation essential for regular access to wider services.
What is the structural condition of this historic property?
Originally built in 1970, the property has undergone complete restoration. The description notes it was 'built to last' with quality materials typical of historic construction. Current owners have restored the property to maintain its structural integrity while updating systems. The restoration preserved original elements like wooden beams while incorporating modern amenities.
How does the price compare to similar properties in the area?
At €390,000 for a 267m² townhouse with four bedrooms, the property falls within the regional market range. Comparable properties in nearby Sotogrande include Altara Alcaidesa (from €341,000) and Atria (from €423,000). The price reflects the property's size, condition as a completely reformed historic building, and its location in a traditional village setting rather than a purpose-built development.
Does the property include private outdoor space?
The property includes a large private terrace on the upper floor and a patio area accessible from the ground floor. The description mentions an 'easy maintenance garden' though details on size are not provided. The ground floor patio offers potential for outdoor dining and access to a back street with parking availability.
What additional costs should be considered when purchasing this property?
Beyond the purchase price of €390,000, buyers should budget for Spanish property transfer taxes (typically 8-10% depending on region), notary fees, property registration costs, and legal fees. Annual costs include municipal property tax (IBI), community fees if applicable, and potentially income tax if renting the property. As a historic property, maintenance costs may differ from new construction.
Can the ground floor legally operate as a separate rental unit?
The property description mentions the ground floor can serve as 'an independent 1 bed with patio' and suggests it 'makes it ideal as a holiday let.' However, prospective buyers should verify local licensing regulations for short-term rentals in Jimena de la Frontera, as Spanish municipalities have varying requirements for tourist accommodation licenses.
What is the character of Jimena de la Frontera village?
Jimena de la Frontera is described as a 'charming mountain village' with historic character. As an inland pueblo, it maintains traditional Andalusian architecture and a more local atmosphere than coastal tourist areas. The village provides basic amenities within walking distance, including the supermarket 264m from the property, while offering a lifestyle connected to both mountain and coastal environments.
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Technical Facts
The property features an east-west orientation providing natural light throughout different parts of the day
Originally constructed in 1970 with subsequent complete restoration maintaining structural elements
Ground floor can function as independent one-bedroom unit with separate street access via patio
Property located 264m from local supermarket indicating walkable access to daily necessities
Classified as luxury resale property reflecting both size and quality of finishes
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