Kányavár, County Zala - Hungary: Country & Folk

Kányavár

Village: Kányavár 1

In Kányavár we list 1 property:

Kányavár: Small farm with well maintained house and pont

CM23049

140 m²

9.840 m²

117.661 €

Kányavár: Small farm with well maintained house and pont

Lovely house with a magnificent garden and a huge property with a small pond. The house was built in the mid-1950s and completely renovated in 2003. Today it offers 3 bedrooms, 1 living room, office (walk-through room) and kitchen on around 140 m². There is also a huge storage room/boiler room. Entrance area with covered veranda. …

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