Beautiful Villa, set in its own Private Grounds of Olive and Fruit Trees — Property 78050

Beautiful Villa, set in its own Private Grounds of Olive and Fruit Trees

This lovely Spanish owned country villa has fantastic views of the surrounding mountains and a large enclosed swimming pool. It is set in its own private grounds with olive trees and some fruit trees. The house is very private and is only five minutes from the town of Orgiva. The home has 4 bedrooms, 2 complete bathrooms, large dining-room with fireplace and air conditioning and fully furnished kitchen. BBQ, swimming pool with garden furniture and wonderful views to the mountains. Pets allowed.

Location LA ALPUJARRA Orgiva < Sierra Nevada < Granada Province (Costa Tropical) < Andalucia < Spain

LA ALPUJARRA Orgiva < Sierra Nevada < Granada Province (Costa Tropical) < Andalucia < Spain

 marks the location of this property in Orgiva

Availability for the villa in Orgiva, Sierra Nevada, Spain

Last updated on:

Tuesday, 07 October 2008

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Accommodation and Facilities for the villa in Orgiva, Sierra Nevada, Spain

ÓRGIVA

Órgiva is on the edge of Sierra Nevada National Park (UN Biosphere Reserve), in one of Europe´s most spectacular and peaceful areas, Las Alpujarras. The beauty of the area is quite outstanding with high mountains, snow capped for much of the year, and the fertile Guadalfeo valley providing an oasis of green. The EU has officially classified our skies as the cleanest in Europe!! 1 hour from Granada and 30mins from Salobreña on the coast. Our nearest international airport is Málaga, 2 hours away. Please, looking for us in Google Maps, Cortijo Puerta Casas Rurales.

LAS ALPUJARRAS

This region was inhabited by Phoenicians and Romans, but the eight centuries of Arab domination gave them its peculiar architecture, its water irrigation system, its cuisine and even its name. Isolated and with difficult access along centuries, this steep land has kept itself nearly untouched, as if the Alpujarra had been stopped in time. The villages of the Alpujarra, with its whitewashed houses, spread themselves along the slopes between green forests. The Guadalfeo River divides longitudinally the Alpujarra into two sections, the result of this being the High Alpujarra and the Low Alpujarra. In the middle of this valley is located Órgiva, the capital of Las Alpujarras. This town is rich in culture, gastronomy and wonderful views. Also it is ploughed by an unlimited number of walking routes.