Apartment 3 bedrooms of 116 m² in Astorga (24700)

CENTRAL APARTMENT FOR SALE IN ASTORGA WITH SPECTACULAR VIEWS!!!!!
It is a 126 m2 built house, on the second floor without a lift, although it has a lift chair. It consists of a spacious and very bright living room that can be divided into 2 rooms, a living room and a dining room, a fully furnished and equipped kitchen, three bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, one of them in the main room, very well distributed. To enter to live. From the living room and the main room there is access to a terrace with spectacular views. Located on the wall of Astorga, so we do not have nearby buildings and allows the passage of light throughout the day. The floors of the house are all made of wood except the kitchen and bathroom, which are ceramic, very well preserved. The windows are made of pine wood with double aluminum windows. Oil heating. NEGOTIABLE PRICE!!
Its surroundings are fantastic, a quiet neighborhood with all the comforts and in an area near the center, a few minutes from the area where the historical-artistic heritage of Astorga is located. In its radius it also has public transport and all services, small businesses, shops, pharmacy, bank, health center, schools, institute, post office, sports center, transport... It is a very good opportunity to invest or live without complications.
Astorga is the capital of the Maragatería region, located 46 km. southwest of the capital, León. The river Jerga runs through it, and it is the fifth city in the province by number of inhabitants (after León, Ponferrada, San Andrés del Rabanedo and Villaquilambre). It is located in the transit between the Páramo Leonés and the mountains of León and acts as the backbone of the regions of Maragatería, La Cepeda and the Ribera del Órbigo. The city is the head of one of the largest and oldest dioceses in Spain, whose jurisdiction covers half of the province of León and part of those of Orense and Zamora. Between the mid-19th century and the beginning of the 20th there was an important industrial development, in which the arrival of the railway and the rise of the chocolate industry played a fundamental role. This continues to be active along with other branches of the food industry, such as confectionery and the meat industry, although the municipality's economic activity is fundamentally based on the service sector, with administration, commerce and cultural tourism as the most prominent sectors. The latter is mainly based on its historical-artistic heritage, which include the Cathedral, the Episcopal Palace, the Town Hall and the Roman Ergástula, all of which have been declared Assets of Cultural Interest, as well as being a place of passage on the Camino de Santiago and one of the headwaters of the Vía de la Plata. Astorga, the old Astúrica Augusta, has always been marked by the paths that began in it and reached it. Two of the most essential historical paths of the peninsula converge in the city: the Camino de Santiago and the Vía de la Plata. The different cultural influences run through them, which over more than two thousand years have shaped its character as a welcoming city and its outstanding monumental, artistic and gastronomic heritage.
Do not hesitate to make a visit to this property by contacting Merce Carracedo from IAD Spain, 661030345.