Pueblo de mogan

Victoria & Associates is delighted to bring you this Traditional design Town house located in the heart of Mogan, One of the top most beautiful towns of the island of Gran Canaria.

With astonishing views of the valley from the back terrace this home has it all.
Fully equipped with Aircon in every room and living room.
Renovated and fully tiled downstairs bathroom with shower.
Spacious main bathroom with shower plate.
Large Modern kitchen with marble counter tops throughout.
Built in washing machine, microwave, and oven.
Glass over head cupboard doors that slide up for better use of space and neat finish.

Through the kitchen you can find access to the back terrace where you can find a stone grill BBQ and an outdoor table perfect to spend the evenings with family or friends.

On the top floor we can find 4 spacious bedrooms all with air conditioning, built in wardrobes and windows to the outdoor which keeps this home fresh and bright.
Access to the garage is linked to the home
The Garage has room for 2 cars with a small storage room.

Community fees are 120 yearly.

Here is a link to the local area of Mogan

https://www.gran-canaria.traveltopper.eu/es/mogan-gran-canaria/


Mogán is located 12 km from the port city of Puerto de Mogán. The Mogán territory adjacent to San Bartolomé de Tirajana. The income comes mainly from tourism, but also from agriculture, such as lemons, mango, papaya and banana plantations.

In previous times, the main source of Mogán was tomatoes and salt factories. Attractions and part of the history of Puerto de Mogán is the "San Antonio" church in 1814. The church has beautiful wooden panels. There are also photos of St. Anthony of Padua and the Immaculate Conception.

The town of Mogán had really gone to be a town of artists. The ancient artists also made their mark on the town. This can be seen from the many mosaics that can be found here and there. Yes, Mogan doesn't really have artistic or historical heritage. The town of Mogán would be established in 1833. Initially to protect against the attacks of pirate ships. In 1851 the town was isolated by a cholera epidemic on the island of Gran Canaria.