Ontinyent 46870 2,357 SF Retail Building $316,040 ($134.07/SF)

Commercial space fully equipped as a childcare center, which could also be used as an academy. It is distributed into a reception area, an office, four classrooms (two of them with direct access to the terrace), a fully equipped kitchen, and a spacious 160 m² patio divided into two sections by a wall. The property features rounded doors, corner protectors, air conditioning units in all rooms, halogen lighting, and more. Ontinyent is a municipality in the Valencian Community, the capital of the Vall de Albaida region, located in the southern part of the province of Valencia and at the center of the Central Regions. It is predominantly Valencian-speaking and has a population of 35,761. The town is situated along the banks of the Clariano River. The terrain is very mountainous, mostly formed by the Sierra Grossa, which acts as a natural barrier closing off the region to the west. Ontinyent boasts numerous natural landscapes. The city has a typical Mediterranean climate, with mild winters that occasionally experience frost during cold spells. Summers are hot and can exceed 35ºC during heatwaves. Spring and autumn are generally warm. Snow is rare and does not occur every year. Ontinyent's economy is primarily based on the textile industry, with major companies that have been benchmarks in Spain over the years. The service sector is also dominant in the city, especially those related to tourism and commerce. The local commerce draws customers from the region and neighboring areas. Additionally, Ontinyent has significant agricultural wealth. Its vegetation mainly consists of pine trees, as well as thyme, rosemary, and gorse. The valley floors are cultivated with vineyards, olive trees, carob trees, almond trees, cereals, and fruit trees. The town also has a certain tourism tradition due to its festivals, including the Three Kings Parade, San Antonio Abad, Mig Any dels Moros i Cristians, Lent, Sant Josep, Holy Week and Easter, Moros y Cristianos in honor of the Christ of Agony, the Agres Pilgrimage, Sant Rafael, El Llombo, Aplec de Gegants i Cabets, La Fira, El Bou de Ontinyent, and the Main Festival in honor of the Immaculate Conception. The Moros y Cristianos festival is the most traditional and symbolic celebration in Ontinyent and is considered of National Tourist Interest. It is held in honor of the Holy Christ of Agony and is a spectacular event enjoyed by both locals and visitors.