Impressive Alpujarran home and licensed tourism business with beautiful gardens and spectacular views

- Total built area: 349 m²
- Land area: 10,000 m² of land and landscaped gardens
- Three independent apartments or one large family home
- Fully licensed tourism business, sold as a going concern, with websites and social media channels
- Magnificent landscaped gardens and additional land
- Opportunities to expand cultural tourism activities

The main house, a very beautiful and traditional stone property, comprises the owners’ accommodation and two independent, fully licensed apartments for tourist rental. It is here that the current owners have developed a unique type of business centred around an Alpujarran Garden, designed and created over 18 years. It has been a true labour of love, and the garden has been open to the public and used for outdoor concerts and dining experiences.

A yurt has been added to the tourist accommodation offering, and there is ample space on the 10,000 m² plot to add more yurts or camping areas, subject to the extension of the tourist licences.

An additional plot has been used as a horse paddock, and the possibility of creating a vineyard was also considered.
Main house:

Owners’ accommodation with a lovely double bedroom, a spacious bathroom and an open-plan space incorporating a hallway, dining room, kitchen and living room. The views from the kitchen and living room are spectacular. From here, stairs lead to the semi-basement floor, with access to one of the apartments and to a separate office or fourth bedroom.

Two independent apartments, each with its own terrace. Each apartment has a double bedroom, a shower room and an open-plan living room-kitchen.

The property was completely rebuilt by the current owners, with thorough maintenance carried out every year. More recently, the septic tank was replaced and the roof was completely renovated, including insulation. Solar panels provide hot water, and an aerothermal system supplies underfloor heating and additional hot water; both systems are highly efficient and economical. The property has mains electricity and running water, as well as an irrigation channel that provides water for the land. There are two albercas on the estate (naturally fed water reservoirs), one of which could be used as a swimming pool.

Traditional materials have been used throughout the construction: slate-slab walls and solid chestnut beams supporting the roof. The home is in excellent condition, and natural light and panoramic views have been maximised. The kitchen is very well equipped, and the living spaces are spacious and comfortable.

This is not just a property set on a plot of land. The interior spaces open onto a series of patios and terraces, each with its own beautiful views. Stairs lead to paths running alongside carefully maintained box hedges, passing water features and shaded seating and dining areas. Over the last 18 years, this garden has grown and matured, becoming perfectly harmonious with the surrounding landscape and the property itself.

At the far end of the garden is a large 55 m² outbuilding: a garage with ample storage space and a kitchen, all with electricity, running water and toilets. This multipurpose space has been used as a refreshment area for garden visitors and houses an outdoor kitchen equipped with a wood-fired oven.

In a secluded, wooded area above the outbuilding, a space has been prepared for the yurt, with a built shower room, a dry (compost) toilet and an outdoor kitchen.