casa original con obra includio (ACCP-T757)

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This original town house is located in the traditional village of Peñarroya l, the selling price of this property also includes the total refom of this property, including new bathrooms, roofs floors electrics plumbing and much more. Currently with these older properties we have joined up with a local builder to include both the purchase price and reform work. Currently benefiting from 240mts built on a 240 parcel of land this property has many opportunites and will be reformed to the highest of standards. the builders are alwasy available to explain the reform and discuss your requirements. We currently only have a few properties available with this opportunity however if you wish to purchase the property without the cost of the reform please enquire in the office for further details A very interesting project and investment Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo is a town in the province of Cordoba, Andalucia, Spain. In 2008 it had 11,863 inhabitants. Its surface area is 63 km ² and has a density of 193.2 inhabitants per km ². Its geographical coordinates are 38 ° 18 'N, 5 ° 16' W. It is situated at an altitude of 537 meters and 79 kilometers from the N-432 of the provincial capital, Córdoba. 1272, the earliest reference dates back to the name of the place of Peñarroya, in the reign of Alfonso X. It has its origins in a farmhouse later medieval village become known as ", Red Rock", , from which its present name. Obejuna Source events in 1476 caused some of the people of this town's abandoned, settling in the Peñarroya farmhouse, which, thereafter, be permanently inhabited. Belonged to the town of Belmont until he was separated from him in 1886. In 1777 José Simón de Lillo, meat provider of prison and the mines of Almaden, on his way to Belmont to buy sheep, past the stream of Hontanilla, and acknowledged in a black soil of the new mineral fuel (coal). Pueblonuevo the Terrible appeared in the nineteenth century by mining, however achieving emancipation Belmont Township two years before Peñarroya. The name of the Terrible Pueblonuevo is given to a famous dog called ", Terrible", who was feared for its ferocity and lived in the ", new people.", The current municipality and its name are the result of the merger in 1927 of two municipalities: Pueblonuevo Peñarroya and the Terrible, whose villages are adjacent. The importance of sites conducive to starting a new mining companies based mainly in France. The first Industrial Fence Pueblonuevo rises against the Terrible in 1875 by the Coalmine Belmezana, taking advantage in exporting their products and miners, the railway line between Belmont and Castle Almorchón and completion of the railway between Belmont and Cordoba. In these days flock to the area many immigrants and apart from the French colony established in the same, also come to the village Portuguese and Italian, with quite strong labor movement. It is in the first decade of the twentieth century, when the mining-Pueblonuevo Peñarroya constitutes one of the most important industrial centers of Andalusia and the biggest in the province of Cordoba, counting among its many industries lead smelter, power station , desplatación workshop, chemicals, etc. Arriving in 1914, produces a rapid growth reaching between 24,000. Civil War in 1936, and given the importance of mining and industrial center, Peñarroya-Pueblonuevo becomes virtually front line, suffering frequent shelling and air throughout the race. Subsequently, the strong repression favor the wholesale abandonment would favor the immigration of new groups in search of work in mining and industry. In the 40 exceed the figure of 30,000. After application of the ", Stabilization Plan", in late 50's, begin withdrawal of the French company Peñarroya, marked by a strong migration over the next decade, the closure of industrial plants, and creating Encasur, company mining remains today. In 1994 he celebrated the first centenary of the villas Pueblonuevo Peñarroya and the Terrible, the year he was made a variety of commemorative events.,13315

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