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Beautiful, five bedroom traditional village house in the heart of unspoilt Andalucia

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Almáchar is a traditional white village in the beautiful foothills of the Tejada mountains - far from the tourist trail yet within easy strike of beautiful beaches and some of the great Andalician cities such as Granada and Cordoba. There are some lovely walks in the surrounding countryside and the village pool is open throughout the summer.

This traditional Spanish house has been beautifully renovated by local craftsmen in the Moorish Andalucian style and decorated with Spanish and North African furnishings. It is built on three floors around a central atrium, where daylight floods in through the translucent roof. The house has five bedrooms, plenty of living space and is ideal for large families or groups of friends. At the top of the house is a very large roof terrace with breathtaking mountain views – perfect for sunbathing and outdoor dining.

The whole house is wifi enabled and has Satellte TV, DVD, CD player and a VCR

Bedrooms
The house will provide comfortable bedroom accommodation for up to ten people . There are two double bedrooms at the front of the house with French doors onto balconies with beautiful views of the mountains, there are also three spacious twin bedrooms and a cot can be provided for a baby if required

Kitchen
The large, modern, well-equipped kitchen has a full-size electric oven and hob, microwave oven, very large fridge freezer plus a full range of cooking utensils and dining ware. There is a washing machine in the bathroom

Dining room
The spacious dining room is decorated with a huge carved mirror and Moroccan wall hanging. It has a very large refectory table which will seat up to ten.

Living room
The living room is furnished in Moorish style and has satellite television (including UK terrestrial channels) and video and DVD player, a CD player and a wood burning stove.

Bathroom
One large bathroom and one shower room – both on the first floor. There is an additional toilet on the ground floor

Upper sitting room
On the upper floor is a wrought iron Moroccan mosaic table and chairs. This leads to the roof terrace