Moraira holiday villa rental, La Sabatera with private pool, beach/lake nearby, log fire, disabled access, balcony/terrace, rural

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Villa Mimosa (villa)

Home description

This lovely secluded villa is situated a few minutes walk from local supermarket and bars, 2.5km from the beach (a car is necessary to get there as it is up a steep hill.) It is set in its own large garden with beautiful patio, sun terrace, swimming pool (9m. x 5m.) and built in barbecue, all attractively lit at night.

Villa Mimosa	Master bedroom - four poster bed with curtains
Villa Mimosa pool in Springtime	Large hallway area which doubles as 6th bedroom

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The Costa Blanca / Valencia / Alicante Province region

The Costa Blanca stretches for 170 miles from Denia to Mojacar and is ideal for a holiday at any time of the year. The climate in this region is warm even in the winter when the temperature rarely falls below 16. The countryside is mountainous and rocky and spectacular to drive through as well as providing many lovely walks for everyone and safe climbs for experienced climbers. There are hundreds of attractive orchards of lemon, orange, olive and almond trees etc. and their perfume is wonderful in season. There are many interesting places to visit, including Denia, Javea, Benidorm, Calpe, Altea, Elche and the hill top village of Guadalest. Moraira is a charming little village, one hours drive from Alicante Airport or an hour and a quarter down the coast from Valencia Airport. It nestles into the hillside and has wonderful views of the Mediterranean. It is an old fishing village which has been tastefully expanded over many years. It's harbour now has rows of luxury yachts as well as the old fishing port where a weekly fish auction is held. The market on a Friday is great fun and not to be missed.

Moraira / La Sabatera area

Moraira was a small, old, fishing village, situated on the Costa Blanca on the Meditteranian coast of Spain, halfway between Valencia and Alicante, now is has increased in size a great deal. It boasts the highest overall annual temperature in Spain and in the summer there is normally a pleasant sea breeze so that it does not get too hot. It has two main beaches (one called Playa el Portet and the other called Playa de L'Ampolla) which are sandy and clean. Playa de L'Ampola has a stream running down it's side which is pleasantly challenging to dam but not impossible. The sea is clean and it is possible to spot many different fish with a snorkel. In the summer the sea is usually calm but in winter huge waves have been known to lash the coast. There is an attractive harbour with many luxurious yachts and some fishing boats too. There are also many lovely walkways and garden areas with fountains, tropical trees etc.

Buildings in the area have a distinct Moorish influence. The Moors invaded in 711 and were not finally driven until 1248. However, the area was recaptured for Spain by El Cid in 1094 and from then until 1248 it changed hands regularly. Some Christian churches still have their Moorish domes. The great battles of the Moors and Christians are still celebrated in annual fiestas up and down the coastline.

Properties in this region are generally painted white and have to be washed or repainted every few years since they become covered with red dust which is blown over directly from the Sahara Desert.

Inland, are vast areas of sweet smelling pine forests, many of which were planted by the Moors, as well as beautiful mountain sides covered with acres of lovely fruit trees and terraced vineyards. In the mountain town of Guadalest the river has been damed to form a spectacular reservoir which is best seen from the Castle of Guadalest (which means Eagles Nest). From there, too, Ibiza can be seen on a clear day. Nearby the Fuentes del Algar waterfalls can be visited and a swim in the ice cold water leaves you with a great envigorated and completely cleansed senstation.

Golf, tennis, riding, squash, water sports (including deep sea diving) and bowls are available in the area as well as numerous restaurants and bars. You can also find go-carting and discos nearby (but not within earshot of the villa!) Moraira has many sandy and rocky beaches with lifeguard facilities in season, snorkelling can be enjoyed all along the coast, there are many attractive shops and you must visit the market on a Friday.

How to get there

Fly to Alicante - Moraira is just over one hour's drive away. Use the A-7 motorway - Moraira is a 10 minute drive from the nearest junction, which is at Benissa.

Activities near Moraira

Facilities

Further details indoors:
It consists of a ground floor comprising a large kitchen (which has recently been modernised) with dining area, playroom/6th bedroom with two foldaway beds, a double bedroom with en suite bath and shower room, a large shower room with basin and lavatory and also a utility room. The first floor has a double bedroom with full shower room en suite, a full bathroom, two twin bedrooms and a bunk bedroom with private basin. There is a large reception room with a log fireplace. We have provided a table tennis table for you to enjoy.

Further details outdoors:
The garden includes a patio and sun terrace, with an illuminated built-in barbecue. Sun beds and garden furniture are also provided.

Further details

The price includes electricity, gas and water charges, satellite television, washing machine, dishwasher, iron, a weekly linen change, bath towels and maid service between lets.

All the bedrooms have fans in them.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
3 Jan - 14 March, 2009	10 Dec 08	31 Dec 08	500£ 500	0-	0-	1 Week
January - March	31 Dec 08	14 Mar 09	550£ 550	0-	0-	1 Week
March - Late May	14 Mar 09	23 May 09	800£ 800	0-	0-	1 Week
Late May - Late June	23 May 09	20 Jun 09	925£ 925	0-	0-	1 Week
Late June - Late July	20 Jun 09	18 Jul 09	1025£ 1,025	0-	0-	1 Week
Late July - Late August	18 Jul 09	29 Aug 09	1500£ 1,500	0-	0-	1 Week
Late August - Late Sept	29 Aug 09	26 Sep 09	900£ 900	0-	0-	1 Week
Late Sept - Late October	26 Sep 09	31 Oct 09	750£ 750	0-	0-	1 Week
Late October - Mid Nov	31 Oct 09	14 Nov 09	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
Christmas Period	14 Nov 09	2 Jan 10	550£ 550	0-	0-	1 Week

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Availability

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