We have said it before and we'll say it again no doubt but today let's just go banging that big bass drum again. Townhouses are awesome. We have written on our blog about townhouses being all or nothing, you either have to do everything or it has already been done but oftentimes the work done is superficial. Here though! Nope. The work is awesome, the modernisation is delicious and the finishings are lovely.

So what do you get?

127m2 spread over two and a half floors. Three bedrooms (Splitting the huge bedroom upstairs into two rather than the current bedroom/office combo), two bathrooms, two terraces, barbecue area and a bit of history, originally built in 1900. You even get the chance to get any recalcitrant drum playing teenagers out of the way as they can virtually live apart from you through the kitchen, out onto the back terrace, up the metallic staircase and into their own room away from you all. I would suggest something less annoying than drums though, maybe a cool saxophone to go with the general laid back vibe of this house.

Why a saxophone? well this house is a bit jazzy. What do we mean by that? It's as if the designer has gone all 15 minute sax solo with complementary drum beats on us. It's a great use of space and as you can see from the photos the finish is great but you might not think all the notes are in the right order.

Meanwhile we can argue about the benefits of living in a town house, having everything to hand, shops, cafes, bars and restaurants especially when the town is as accommodating as Betera, a town of over 20000 people on the metro route from Valencia in just half an hour or twenty minutes in the car and well positioned for all of the international schools and all of those facilities that make living in Valencia a delight. Come and see it.