Spain Home Luxury presents this beautifully renovated monks' monastery, converted into a stately home, equipped with every comfort, in the beautiful old town of Xativa. The house has been restored by the owner, with respect for the original architectural elements, with associated decoration, and has its origins in the 13th century with the Trinitarian monks founded by Jaime I We enter the house through the entrance gate, which gives us access to an open patio that can serve as a courtyard or parking. On the ground floor there is an open space that can serve as an office or hobby room. In addition, there is also a separate place that currently serves as a billiards room, and gives access to the roof terrace with jacuzzi and outdoor shower, with complete privacy. We can access the 1st floor, which is used as a living area, via several stairs (or by elevator). A large entrance hall gives us access to the large open plan living and dining room, a kitchen (with access to the outdoor terrace), a guest toilet, and a sitting room. A stately staircase gives us access to the top floor, where we first pass the library, and through the night hall we gain access to a laundry room, 3 bedrooms with 1 shared bathroom, and 1 bedroom 'en-suite' with its own bathroom. There is also a full attic space accessible via 1 of the bedrooms. The house is equipped with every comfort such as air conditioning via conduction, central heating,... The restoration took 5 years to restore the handmade hydraulic floors, in the bathrooms with hand-painted tiles matching the floor and in the kitchen still lifes and floral motifs from the 18th century, wooden beams of remarkable width and decorations in the intermediate beams, interior carpentry made of mobilea and stained glass windows, exterior carpentry of mobilea on the facade and PVC in the inner patio, decorated plaster, etc.... Xativa is a small town that has all amenities (shopping centers, restaurants, hospital, etc.) and a very pleasant city center with all kinds of activities all year round, including the view of the castle of Xativa, beautifully illuminated at night all year round.

Se trata de un edificio cuyo año de construcción según información catastral se data del 1920, el inmueble tuvo una intervención de Reparación Estructural de Edificio, la cual se encuentra realizada a falta de finalizar la misma en un 20%, con todo, las medidas adoptadas cuando se realizó la paralización de las obras que se estaban llevando a cabo (a 5.10.15) permiten el uso de la planta baja del inmueble, no así de las plantas superiores.