Quimera - Javea

Description

Superb villa in 1.5 acres of private grounds perfect for those looking for privacy and tranquility.

- Fabulous pool area and gardens
- Summer kitchen
- Dining pergola next to the summer kitchen
- BBQ area
- Huge covered terrace with views to the pool

On 2 levels, the distribution is as follows:

Ground floor

- Double room
- Twin room
- Shower room
- Kitchen
- Lounge
- Dining room
- Large covered terrace

First floor
- Double room
- Twin room
- Bathroom

- Guest house
- Double bedroom
- Bathroom ensuite

There is air conditioning in the bedrooms.

Location

The villa is set within 1.5 acres of grounds, in a very quiet country area yet within a short drive to Javea´s old town, port and beaches.

Even closer are local restaurants with great deals on "menu of the day" meals at less than 13 Euros a head for a 3 course meal. Be sure to book as they are very busy!

Being in the countryside of Javea, you do need a car but that give you a chance to try lots of out of the way restaurants off the beaten track.


Javea is divided into 3 areas:

Arenal (sandy beach) - obviously popular in the warmer months, with plenty of shops, restaurants, cafés and bars. The beach is in a crescent shape and is very shallow so excellent for younger children. Beside the canal you can hire a speed boat to explore the Javea´s natural coves and bays, inaccessible on foot. Nearby on the rocky beach north of the Arenal are numerous beach bars and more sea-front restaurants as well as jet-ski and windsurf hire.

The Port - about 2km from the sandy beach you arrive at the port. Still a small picturesque working fishing village, the port has a wonderfully authentic atmosphere with many pedestrian areas where families spend warm summer evenings either at one of the many restaurants or cafés while they watch their children play.

The Old Town - steeped in tradition, Javea´s old town is one of the prettiest villages on the Costa Blanca. Located up a hill leaving the port, this is the original village of Javea and still inhabited by local families. The atmosphere here is "true Spanish" with no sign of souvenir shops and where the local people tend to live, shop and work. The daily fresh food market is in the historic almost pedestrian centre where you will also find restaurants and the real Spanish tapas bars.