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Anti-tourism protests leave British woman fearing for her safety as dreamy purchase could lead to £68,000 loss

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Anti-tourism protests leave British woman fearing for her safety as dreamy purchase could lead to £68,000 loss.

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A retired British woman has been left fearing for her safety after anti-tourism protestors left her "looking over her shoulder" in her dream home and could risk losing £68,000 in order to sell it.

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Roxanne Hughes, 72, says purchasing a holiday property in the Andalusian hilltop town of Ronda has become her greatest financial regret.The retired business manager from Brighton paid €300,000 (£255,000) for a two-bedroom home five years ago upon retiring, drawn by its sweeping terrace views across cliff-hugging rooftops and the charm of the traditional whitewashed "pueblos blancos" she had first visited two decades earlier."I never thought one day I'd regret buying a holiday home in gorgeous Andalusia," she said.

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The Spanish property, featuring original majolica floors and dark roof tiles, has been on the market for a year without attracting a buyer.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Ms Hughes, who is single and childless, had previously found life in Ronda far more affordable than her...

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