This is a beautiful country house style villa that has been built to the highest standards with thick walls, high ceilings (3.2m), tall windows and doors, handmade terracotta tiles and stunning views to the sea and the Cabrera mountains.
The house sits on a hill in a wide valley surrounded by beautiful countryside with the Cabrera mountains stretching up behind. Dotted around the house are all kinds of trees including carobs, olives, palms, pines, figs, cypreses, jacarandas, acacias and fruit trees that include: pear, plum, cherry, peach, apple, orange, mandarine, lemon and lime. All the plants are on an integrated watering system. It is completely private, no neighbours overlook the property, which is a rare thing. The house measures 461 square metres on a plot that stretches over 43.489 square metres.
The driveway leads to the grand entrance of the house, 3 steps take you up onto the porch with a small fish pond. The imposing front door opens into an entrance hall (with cupboards all the way along one wall) and double doors with stained glass windows that open into the inmense sitting-dining room, double height in one part. There are double windows all the way around the room. There is a large open fireplace with an elegant mantelpiece. The windows lead out onto a terrace with panoramic views to the sea. Part of the room is the study/office area with desk and bookshelves. The high ceilings make it incredibly spacious. The large, fully fitted, kitchen is off to the left with windows to the terrace and entrance. It has a breakfast table, double fridge and fabulous views of the mountains from the kitchen sink. All the doors and windows are much higher than the normal height. The carpentry of the doors, wardrobes and floors is of a very high quality with a beautiful finish.
From the terrace with panoramic views you walk into the terraced garden filled with indigenous plants such as broom, lavander, rosemary, fennel, ivy, prickly pear cactus, asparagus, galan de noche and esparto grass. This is all fitted with a watering system. The owners´ intention was always to keep the garden filled with indigenous plants so as to be as much in keeping with the surrounding protected countryside. The outside buildings have been built to have a low impact on the environment.
From the sitting room there are stairs up to the bedrooms and down to the basement. Here on the landing level is a guest cloakroom with a window and a heated towel rail. Upstairs on the first floor are the 3 large double bedrooms with en suite bathrooms. The master bedroom has 2 tall, large double windows that lead out onto a terrace. One of the walls is covered in honeysuckle. There is a dressing area with plenty of wardrobes made of solid wood and an ensuite spacious bathroom with shower and a heated towel rail and a window for natural light.
The second bedroom is very large and easily accomodates a double bed and a single bed with room for further beds should it be necessary. 2 balconies look out onto the mountains. There are solid wood wardrobes all along one wall of the room (fitted inside with drawers and rails) and a good sized ensuite bathroom with a Jacuzzi bath, window and heated towel rail.
The third bedroom is also large and has a balcony with views to the sea. Fitted solid wood wardrobes along one entire wall of the room and an ensuite bathroom with shower, heated towel rail and instead of a window there is a skylight.
All 3 bedrooms have solid wood floors and are equipped with AC units and central heating that is fuelled by diesel. All the bathrooms have beautiful handmade tiles. There is double glazing throughout the house and all the windows are made from excellent quality aluminium as well as the external shutters. The solid wood carpentry is beautifully finished.
Stairs lead up to another floor with a walkway that crosses part of the sitting room and then takes you out onto an enormous terrace that covers t
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